Does Lemmy cache the frontpage by default (read-only)?
Does Lemmy cache the frontpage by default (read-only)?
Question: For the default (docker) install in lemmy, is the frontpage cached for not-logged-in visitors?
More specifically the question is this:
- If I install a lemmy instance to a droplet in the cloud with docker using the default settings
- I then add a bunch of communities and content to those communities
- Some user
User A
loads the frontpage of the website and every single community page - 3 seconds later,
User B
loads the frontpage and every single community page
The question is: Did “User B” cause any load to the backend (eg DB or Rust components)
Note that this question is asking about caching server-side (eg in nginx) and not caching client-side (eg in firefox)
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