How to enable caching in Drupal
Updated on Dec 10, 2015
This tutorial will review the process of enabling caching on your Drupal website. If speed is what you are looking for, this is a good way of achieving your goal.
To enable caching, you need to log into your website as administrator and click on the Configuration tab from the main menu.
Locate the Development section and then Performance
Edit the following options:
- Caching - Set the caching for blocks and specify if caching should be also used for anonymous users on your website.
- Minimum cache lifetime - Set the minimum time before a cached page can be recreated.
- Expiration of cached pages - Set the maximum time an external cache can use a cached page.
- Bandwidth optimization - Enable aggregation of CSS and JS files.
To clear the cache, you will have to access the cache manager again and then click on the Clear all caches button.
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