Cache

In terms of an actual website, a cache is a local storage of the website and it’s assets. The pages of the site are visited (prewarmed) by an outside mechanism, and then stored already processed. This saves overhead of server processing in real time, thus serving the content to the user much more quickly.

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The Webmaster Company

5.0

Mike Vahey

13:34 27 Feb 18

We have been with Patrick and Webmaster Company for about 7 years now. Excellent service, high quality work, and timely. I trust them with all of the "webmaster" and technical needs of our company. When you find a business partner this good, you stick with them.

Justin Vorhees

21:16 16 Jun 17

The Webmaster Company has been a life-saver for our growing agency. When tech issues come up that are beyond my technical expertise, hiring an IT guy can be a nightmare. After going through a few disappointments, I found Patrick and have never looked back. He has helped us through hack attacks, malware, data recovery and so much more. His service has been extremely valuable to my company and I highly recommend him to anyone needing responsive, professional and honest IT services.

Matthew Dail

14:06 27 Jun 16

I'm the Program Manager of a growing small business. Our company had a web server crash, and discovered we didn't have our backup process running. The server was unresponsive, and we lost our ability to SSH in, or use FTP. Our tech Patrick had us fully back up and running in about 24 hours. He kept regular contact and kept us updated on his progress the entire way through, letting us know what our problems were. He even helped us clear our some malware and gave us tools to catch them in the future. His work saved us from an unspeakable amount of work to be redone, and important data lost. Can't speak highly enough of the company, and would recommend it to anyone who needs a true guru for their web server.

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