How to Cache GraphQL Query Results with Varnish Enterprise

GraphQL is a query language and server-side runtime for APIs, designed to give clients the specific data they need and make it easier to aggregate data from multiple sources. It aims to make APIs fast and flexible, and so is a common feature in the web stack of high traffic websites and e-commerce platforms. In these environments it’s often used to do things like fetch real-time price information and stock levels.

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10/20/22 9:30 PM
by Ian Vaughan

Two-Minute Tech Tuesdays - Purging

In this week's 2-Minute Tech Tuesday we'll be talking about "purging", which is Varnish's built-in mechanism to remove non-expired objects from the cache.

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8/31/21 3:14 PM
by Thijs Feryn

Two-Minute Tech Tuesdays - Request Coalescing

This episode of Two Minute Tech Tuesdays is about request coalescing, a core feature in Varnish that is used to reduce the stress on origin servers when multiple requests are trying to fetch the same uncached content.

 

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7/6/21 3:47 PM
by Thijs Feryn

Two-minute Tech Tuesdays - Parallel ESI

In this week's episode of Two Minute Tech Tuesdays, we're looking at parallel ESI (Edge Side Includes).

 

 

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6/22/21 12:15 AM
by Thijs Feryn

Varnish Software Blog

The Varnish blog is where our team writes about all things related to Varnish Cache and Varnish Software...or simply vents.

 

 
 

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