Nginx 1.30 Changed Upstream Connections: What to Test Before You Upgrade
Nginx 1.30 uses HTTP/1.1 and keepalive for upstream traffic by default. Audit connection capacity and test real workloads before upgrading.
Performance
Prompt Cache Write Costs: Check What Your Workflow Actually Reuses
Prompt caching can cut API bills or create wasted writes. Learn how to audit reuse, set cache boundaries and measure the cost of completed AI work.
A stray Set-Cookie can waste your CDN: audit the cache at the edge
Cloudflare Cache Response Rules can recover wasted CDN capacity, but first you need a route-level audit of public, personal and authenticated responses.
NGINX 1.30 and upstream connection reuse: what to check before upgrading
NGINX 1.30 reuses HTTP backend connections by default. Audit inherited settings, test older applications, and roll out with clear monitoring and a rollback path.
Cloudflare Cache Response Rules: Fix Headers Safely at the Edge
Cloudflare Cache Response Rules can fix cache-blocking headers on public pages. Learn how to diagnose BYPASS, scope a safe rule, and verify the result.
WordPress Autoloaded Options: What the Site Health Warning Misses
Understand WordPress’s autoloaded options warning, identify oversized settings, and plan a safe cleanup that protects checkout, admin workflows, and future updates.
URL Parameter Sprawl: Where SEO, Caching, and Analytics Collide
Bring URL parameters under control with a practical policy for search, Cloudflare caching, and analytics—without breaking filters or losing campaign attribution.
h2, h2c, or HTTP/1.1? Practical Choices for Your Web Stack
Choose HTTP protocols for each part of your web stack, with practical Apache, NGINX and curl checks, clear security tradeoffs, and a rollout your team can judge.
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