Caching Resources Policy
Description
Allows caching of API responses in the Gateway to reduce overall traffic to the back-end API. The Resource Caching Policy can cache requests based on their URL path, http method and specific status code.
Configuration
| If you want to cache POST requests you have to enable stateful request payload inspection in your API Implementation. |
The configuration parameters for a Caching Resources Policy are:
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ttl (long) : Number of seconds to cache the response.
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cachingResourcesSettingsEntries (array of objects) : The list of matching rules representing the resources to be cached.
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httpMethod (enum) : The HTTP method to be controlled by the rule. Valid values are:
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* (matches all cachable http methods, see developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/cacheable)
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GET
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POST (see important note above)
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HEAD
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pathPattern (string regexp) : A regular expression used to match the REST resource being cached.
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statusCode (string): Either a single number representing a specific status code or * to cache all status codes.
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Sample Configuration
{
"ttl" : 60,
"cachingResourcesSettingsEntries" : [
{ "httpMethod" : "GET", "pathPattern" : "/customers", "statusCode" : "200" },
{ "httpMethod" : "POST", "pathPattern" : "/customers/.*/orders", "statusCode": "*" },
{ "httpMethod" : "*", "pathPattern" : "/customers/.*/orders/bad_debts", "statusCode": "403" }
]
}