Page Cache will not store or fetch cached pages when Z-Ray is enabled  
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Define a status code of response that you want to cache (x-format numbers).
You can use response headers to determine if something is to be cached or not.
1 Cache only if the Response Code one of :
2 Don't cache if at least one the following conditions is met:
No further conditions on query string
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The Zend Page Cache improves PHP application performance by caching the entire output of PHP scripts (HTML, XML, etc.), while still maintaining dynamic capabilities through an elaborate rules system. Page caching extends the concept of caching files and applies it to pages. Caching by page facilitates the ability to eliminate situations where the same file is used in multiple instances, such as when the same file is used to redirect to several pages. Zend Server Page Cache does not require any code changes and can be easily applied to existing applications. Moreover, while other caching solutions still run some code on recurring executions, the cache does not run any code to display the cached content, which results in improved performance.




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seconds
Refreshing
Application
Rule Name
Period
First usage : {{firstPCTimestamp * 1000| formatDate}}
No Data
No Data

Served by Cache

{{totalHits| formatNumber}} hits
({{pcRequestPercent}}% of all requests)
Before
After
~0ms N/A
Server time saved
%{{savedPercent}}%
Total Cache Size : Total count of cached items : Clear page cache: