-- SUMMARY --
The KeyCDN module uses the KeyCDN API to interact with the flush features.
It's dedicated to the KeyCDN service : http://www.keycdn.com
It allows you to flush a list of URLs or the whole zone on your KeyCDN account.
A tiny administration UI allows you to set your authentication token (can be found on https://www.keycdn.com/users/setting).
Provides a wrapper around drupal_http_request() that will, by default, cache outgoing GET requests. Also defines an alter hook so that other modules can adjust if a request is cached or not.
No additional requirements.
Just enable the module and it will start caching outgoing GET requests. More complex rules require implementing an alter hook.
Redis logging provides a logging backend for the Redis key-value store, as well as a dblog-like user interface to view watchdog entries.
Session Cache Form stores additional information in 'cache_form' table, which allow to maintain the table more flexible.
When user logged out, module deletes all 'cache_form' records for his session.
In case when the session was dropped by Drupal, module has hook_cron() implementation to clear 'cache_form' table for records which has sessions ids that already expired.
Please read README.txt
Framework for creating cache backends that supports deferred/asynchronous requests.
This module implements a Drupal field type that stores JSON or JSONB data.
This is a sandbox module that tracks the page cache hit rate if a site.
Replaces some img[src] by DATA URLs, to reduce the number of requests.
Provides a framework overriding the locale() function thereby enabling various ways of caching translations.
Requires a core patch, which is bundled with the module. The patch allows for override of the locale() function.
A couple of translation cache handlers are bundled with the module.
Apply the core patch, and enable the module.
Example:
