Server Side Cache

[serhanv]

“If a server action’s output is a json data (from database connection action for example) it can be cached as raw json data” will be very good for huge sites.

[Teodor]

You can actually cache the server action response:

Caching the output from a server connect script

You can just cache the results of the server action in the local storage: [Screenshot 2021-12-06 at 19.10.50] This way the server action won’t be called again on page reload.

[George]

As described at:

https://docs.wappler.io/t/caching-api-data/3671

Or if using NodeJS and Redis you can also cache it server side:

Content Caching for Node.js with Redis

Intro Now you can empower Redis caching service with Docker and select which Node.js pages and API Actions to be cached. Then instead of processing them fully on each request, they will be cached in the super fast Redis memory cache and served so much faster to the clients! This is the perfect Server Side caching for all your web visitors! This will increase your site speed at least 10 times! Note: All this is possible only with Node.js and Docker and it is for now only under the Experimenta…

[Robert_LM]

@Caching the output from a server connect script How To

You can just cache the results of the server action in the local storage: [Screenshot 2021-12-06 at 19.10.50] This way the server action won’t be called again on page reload.

I just did this IN MINUTES.
Amazing.