What is Web Cache and how does it work? –

Server Cache

The server cache is also called the gateway cache (reverse proxy caches)..

This type of cache is different from private caches by users or shared caches, depending directly on the server where the web is hosted.

Different types of gateway cache can be used, for example with the use of CDNs or packages like Varnish Cache.

Within the server cache we can see three types of cache systems:

• Full page caching.
• Object caching.
• Fragment caching

In the case of we use Magic Cache (Varnish), a own system with which loading times of less than 1 second are achieved for standard pages. You can see more information about .