How Drupal's cron is killing you in your sleep a simple cache warmer | metaltoad.com

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How Drupal's cron is killing you in your sleep a simple cache warmer | metaltoad.com

Drupal's page cache is capable of delivering blazing fast response times, but only when the cache is warm. And the reality for most small to mid-sized sites is the page cache is being cleared out far quicker than it's regenerated.

Our old friend Boost is suggested in the comments. We should simply make it standard.

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There's some incorrect info in the main article

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on February 14, 2011 - 2:47pm.

so be sure to read the comments

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How Drupal's cron is killing you in your sleep a simple cache warmer | metaltoad.com

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