Content-Aware Caching
Hi,
I'm looking at options to save cached versions of otherwise dynamically created pages, but only to those requests that make sense.
It's for an online shop so once a product is added to the basket for example, we need to stop caching. We also show "recently viewed products" in a sidebar, so once stuff like that is populated, we need to switch back to dynamic.
In other words, for search engine crawlers and first time visitors, I want blazing fast load times. Subsequent page loads can be dynamic.
LSWS's caching seems limited by headers and not aware of the contents of the request. It's nice to say don't cache if a cookie is involved, but better would be if the cookie contains "cache=0". Like varnish for example, it would be great if it could look inside the content, be content-aware.
Same with query string matching. We can say don't cache if there's a query string. Better would be if we can say don't cache if there's a query string saying cache=0. It would make LSWS caching a lot more flexible and powerful.
The e-commerce engine creates a cookie on the first load and almost all pages use query strings. I don't have enough clever data to match caching policies against.
Session based policies would be great too.
Is this on the roadmap already?
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