#caching

Most WordPress cache warmers fail for two simple reasons: they blindly sweep every URL on a rigid schedule, and they hammer the origin server until it chokes. Over the v2.6.0 to v2.9.0 RC1 release cycle of Cryovex Edge Prime, we rebuilt cache warming into an autonomous, self-recovering performance engine: ⚙️ Event Orchestration (v2.6): Real-time event triggers, coalescing, and adaptive workload backoff to keep origin servers healthy. 📊 Coverage Ledger (v2.7): A flat, custom database ledger tracking page freshness so the planner only warms due targets within strict request budgets. 🧠 Deterministic Policy Engine (v2.8): Self-managing configuration across 55 settings with automatic rollbacks and 30-day learning holds—zero opaque AI required. 🛡️ Autonomous Resilience (v2.9 RC1): Self-repairing cron schedules, lock recovery for interrupted workers, and database growth governance. Read the full engineering breakdown on: https://medium.com/@martinguayott/wordpress-cache-warmer-why-yours-fails-how-we-fixed-it-21cbaaab0423 #WordPress #WebPerf #DevOps #Caching #PHP #SystemArchitecture

A concrete explanation of how a cache works https://parksb.github.io/en/article/29.html #HackerNews #Tech #Caching

Prompt Caching In Agents https://earendil.com/posts/prompt-caching/ #AI #Caching #Agents

I do want need the ssl proxy on the edge - going to have to reconfig/splice a machine in , I need to paint a desktop and compact setup, get more structured wiring going on#nat in 4 steps #transparent bridge #sslstrip #caching proxy

So, decided to get them rookie /queue numbers up so did a quick bit of caching. For a 12-job queue, I went from 240 RPS (Python/Flask) to 680 (Golang/Gin) then to 3400 RPS with some proper caching. The /workers endpoint would benefit as well, but I think its performant enough though I may end up adding a bit of caching later.

#golang #programming #sisyphus #caching #valkey