I should care about Caching when using Ghost?

Using Ghost
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Hi,

For WordPress I see many server cache optimize like Nginx cache FastCGI, Redis cache, Application cache, etc.

So, regarding to Ghost, I should optimize cache for it

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Yes, putting a cache in front of Ghost is recommended if you plan to run it at scale. Detailed overview of hosting options here:

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@John the link is dead. Is there any updated version of this?

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Varnish works especially well with Ghost I’ve found. This was a helpful guide to get started; I don’t even need nginx anymore :slight_smile:

The only consideration is to flush the cache when you write a new post or make theme changes. You can use Ghost’s web hooks to call a private url that Varnish uses to clear it, so it happens entirely in the background. Dennis details that too.

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Hi John,
Just a heads up that your link is returning a 404 page, and this page ranks high with SEO.

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Thanks! I’ve updated it now

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