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litespeed_wiki:cache:cache_warmup_crawler [2018/05/31 12:09] Umar [How to setup the cache warmup crawler] |
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| Normally, when you install the cache plugin and do not setup the warmup crawler then this is what happens: | Normally, when you install the cache plugin and do not setup the warmup crawler then this is what happens: | ||
| When a user first visits your website page, it will be served from the server backend, meaning; it will be served normally as if there is no cache which would take a bit more time as ofcourse as it would with cache. So on user’s first visit, the page will be cached and when the same user visits the page again, it will be served to him from the cache. | When a user first visits your website page, it will be served from the server backend, meaning; it will be served normally as if there is no cache which would take a bit more time as ofcourse as it would with cache. So on user’s first visit, the page will be cached and when the same user visits the page again, it will be served to him from the cache. | ||
| - | ***So technically, the user have to visit each and every page in the website before those pages can be served to him from cache. | + | ***So technically, the user have to visit each and every page in the website atleast once before those pages can be served to him from cache. |