Guys just put Varnish in front of everything and forget about multiplying requests. The first load will do the calculations and all the other times it will return already generated desired http response string without even waking up a web server.
I know I know every app has different needs, you cannot just do full page caching, it depends on session, cookies and etc. But if you invest time in configuration it right (with Varnish it can be pain in da a$$), you can achieve an amazing performance.
Maybe HTTP caching is a bit off topic here, but I think it can be really good friends of SSR.
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Guys just put Varnish in front of everything and forget about multiplying requests. The first load will do the calculations and all the other times it will return already generated desired http response string without even waking up a web server.
I know I know every app has different needs, you cannot just do full page caching, it depends on session, cookies and etc. But if you invest time in configuration it right (with Varnish it can be pain in da a$$), you can achieve an amazing performance.
Maybe HTTP caching is a bit off topic here, but I think it can be really good friends of SSR.