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Accelerating Rails, Part 2: Dynamic HTTP Caching

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Accelerating Rails, Part 2: Dynamic HTTP Caching In the second part of our series on accelerating Rails, I'll cover configuration of a few Fastly features, Varnish and Varnish Configuration Language (VCL), and strategies for caching dynamic content that are targeted towards the Rails developer.

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