- If you choose to let your traffic visit the HTTP version of your site, the proxy cache servers will serve content that has been stored on them. This is a useful feature to help improve site performance.
- If you are making updates to your site, you'll want to be sure that you flush any cached content that is sitting inside the proxy cache servers or your newly updated content can take up to ~2 hours to be visible. A script has been provided below, with instructions on how to install and use it to help automate flushing the cached content in the proxy cache servers.
If you are interested in further assistance with this, please visit our office hours that are held every Tuesday from 1:00-2:30pm in FAC 30 or send an email to web@utexas.edu.
Please visit /wiki/spaces/utweb/pages/63867019 for more updated scripts.
The following script is what we will be using to flush the proxy server's cached content. This file is located at /utweb/common/src/examples/clearcache.sh - Below the script are instructions for installing and using it.
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