Tag: Reverse proxy caching

  • Web server Caching

    Web server caching is a technique employed to store frequently accessed data or web content temporarily on a server, enabling faster response times and reducing server load. By serving cached content for repeated user requests, web server caching improves user experience, minimizes latency, and reduces resource consumption. This approach is integral to modern web applications,…

  • Reverse Proxies

    Reverse Proxies are intermediary servers that handle client requests before they reach the backend server. Unlike forward proxies, which serve client requests by masking client identity, reverse proxies sit in front of web servers to distribute, optimize, and secure incoming traffic. Their primary function is to route client requests to the appropriate backend server while…