Is there any caching implemented on Region / Include Page URLs level? If yes how to validate it's being cached? As I am using Include Page URLs for shared layout components such as header and footer and I want to make sure won't result in any performance issues.
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Which version of DXA are you using? .NET or Java?– Rick PannekoekCommented Nov 16, 2023 at 9:43
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I'm using .NET DXA 2.2– copoetCommented Nov 16, 2023 at 14:49
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DXA 2.x uses a Model Service or (for Sites 9.0 and higher) a DXA Model Extension for the Content Service. In both cases, Include Page expansion is done in the DXA Model Service/Extension and it is leveraging CD Caching for the purpose.
So, yes, DXA Include Pages should be heavily cached in the DXA Model Service/Extension. On top of that, DXA caches the resulting Page Models (containing Region Models for the expanded Include Pages) in the DXA Web Application (less aggressively, using time-based caching).
It still makes sense to do some performance tests on your DXA Web Application to ensure it meets your performance requirements, of course.
answered Nov 16, 2023 at 16:06
