> most of the pages/load will be on the CDN and caching anyways
Not always. Most CDNs for websites (essentially reverse proxies) don't cache pages by default so private content isn't made publicly available. You have to enable/configure what is cached.
In this case, Cloudflare isn't caching the HTML: "cf-cache-status: DYNAMIC". If page cache was enabled, it would be something like "HIT" or "MISS".
celsoazevedo|4 months ago
Not always. Most CDNs for websites (essentially reverse proxies) don't cache pages by default so private content isn't made publicly available. You have to enable/configure what is cached.
In this case, Cloudflare isn't caching the HTML: "cf-cache-status: DYNAMIC". If page cache was enabled, it would be something like "HIT" or "MISS".