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New! Drupal 9: Debugging Cache Problems With The Cache Review Module

Sep 18, 2022

Drupal has a robust and dynamic cache system that allows complex pages to have different parts of it cached in different ways.

Having a cache means that Drupal doesn't need to go back to the database and ask all the elements of the page to re-render everything for every page request. The results of the render can be stored in a cache and served much faster than having to recreate them again.

You might have a page that displays content from a node and contains a few blocks to show menus, search forms, share links, and similar. Each part of this page can be cached in different ways and all of this information bubbles up to the aggregate page cache.

Read more here: https://www.hashbangcode.com/article/drupal-9-debugging-cache-problems-cache-review-module

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