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Varnish Cache New Release Varnish Features Varnish Cache 7.5

Varnish Cache 7.5 Is Now Available

March 15th just passed, which means we can expect a new release of Varnish Cache. As a quick reminder: every year on...

Varnish Cache Just Got a New Image

A new Docker image was expected since Varnish Cache 7.5 just got released a few days ago. But this time, the new image...

Varnish Controller 6.0 Makes Varnish Easier Than Ever

Varnish Controller 6.0 is here! This represents a milestone for Varnish Software and the evolution of Controller, our...

Announcing the Official Varnish Enterprise Helm Chart

We’re happy to announce the availability of the official Varnish Enterprise Helm Chart. Helm is a package manager and...

Top 10 Varnish Blog Posts of 2023: A Year in Review

Welcome to Varnish Software's roundup of this year’s most popular blog posts! Whether you're new to Varnish or a...

Two-Minute Tech Tuesdays - The Lifetime of an Object

In this week’s episode of Two-Minute Tech Tuesday, we're explaining how the total lifetime of a cached object is...

The difference between Hit-for-Miss and Hit-for-Pass

A few weeks ago, I wrote and post introducing the concept of Hit-for-Miss and I received a few questions about it...

5 Don'ts When Caching with Varnish

Over time, the most popular content we’ve created relates to hands-on Varnish use and relevant dos and don’ts....

Hit-for-Miss AND why a NULL TTL is bad for you

Varnish is a caching server, and a great one at that, that much we already know. But what about the content you don't...

How to set and override time to live (TTL)

If you’re familiar at all with Varnish, you know it improves content delivery performance by storing a copy of your...