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// Scale

Caching & CDN Setup

Caching and CDN are the most cost-effective performance investments for most applications — serving content from memory or edge nodes eliminates round-trips to origin servers and databases that are orders of magnitude slower.

// Key benefits

What makes this service valuable

Multi-layer caching strategy

Application-level cache (Redis/Memcached), HTTP caching (Cache-Control headers), reverse proxy cache (Varnish/Nginx), and CDN edge cache — each layer reducing load on the next.

CDN configuration expertise

Cloudflare, CloudFront, Fastly, and BunnyCDN. We configure CDN rules, cache invalidation, geo-routing, and edge functions for maximum cache hit rates and minimum stale content.

Cache invalidation strategy

Cache invalidation is famously hard. We design cache invalidation strategies that keep content fresh without causing stale data problems or cache stampede on invalidation.

// Details

Serving content at the speed of memory

An uncached request to a database takes 50–200ms. A cache hit from Redis takes under 1ms. A CDN edge response from a user's nearest PoP takes 5–20ms. Caching is the highest-leverage performance investment for most applications.

We design a caching strategy appropriate for your application's data freshness requirements — not a one-size-fits-all approach that causes either stale content or cache misses.

// What this includes

  • Redis or Memcached application cache setup
  • HTTP Cache-Control and ETag headers
  • CDN configuration and cache rules
  • Cache invalidation strategy
  • Database query result caching
  • API response caching
  • Cache hit rate monitoring

// Deliverables

What you receive

Every engagement produces clear, documented deliverables. Here is exactly what is included in our caching & cdn setup service.

  • 01Caching strategy document
  • 02Redis/Memcached setup and configuration
  • 03CDN setup and cache rules
  • 04Cache invalidation implementation
  • 05Cache hit rate monitoring setup
  • 06Before/after performance benchmarks

// FAQ

Common questions about caching & cdn setup

How do you prevent serving stale content after an update?+

Cache invalidation strategy is designed alongside the cache setup — either time-based TTL for acceptable staleness, event-driven invalidation for real-time freshness, or stale-while-revalidate for background updates without latency cost.

Ready to get started with caching & cdn setup?

Share your requirements with our team. We respond within one business day with a clear plan from discovery to delivery.