If you already have Boxes that predate Raidboxes 2.0, you probably know that we have previously used the NGINX page cache. The cached content is stored on the Box itself and delivered on request. This speeds up page delivery time significantly.
On our new infrastructure, we use an even more performant system. Varnish Cache saves content in an additional layer and delivers it from there. The cached request never even reach your web server, which speeds up content deliver even further.
ℹ️ Cached calls therefore do not appear in the access log of Boxes running on Raidboxes 2.0 servers.
💡 The caching settings of your new Boxes work in exactly the same way as on your old Boxes.