Ops & SRE teams
Prove warming ROI and spot regressions after releases.
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Feature
Cache Health Monitoring
See how warm your caches really are—and where they stay cold.
Warming without visibility is guesswork. Cache health turns crawl data into a clear picture of warmth scores, improvements after warming, cold or slow URLs, and detected cache providers—so you know what to fix next.
Highlights
- Warmth scores across tracked URLs
- Cold and slow URL lists to prioritize
- Before/after load-time improvements
- Detected CDN and cache provider signals
From crawl results to actionable insight
Every warmer run produces request outcomes. Cache Rocket aggregates those into health views: how many URLs look warm, which stay cold, and where warming produced the biggest speed gains.
That feedback loop helps you tune depth, entry URLs, schedules, and CDN purge/rewarm workflows instead of crawling blindly.
Catch regressions early
If a deploy or cache purge leaves key routes cold, health views surface them quickly. Pair with alerts so Slack or Discord notifies your team before customers complain.
How it works
- 1
Run warmers
Collect first-load and warm-load timings plus cache-related headers.
- 2
Review health
Open Cache Health for scores, cold URLs, and hostname breakdowns.
- 3
Act on findings
Adjust warmer config, rewarm priority paths, or fix origin issues.
Where it shines
Performance budgets
Track improvement on critical conversion and content URLs.
Multi-site agencies
Compare warmth across client hostnames in one account.
Frequently asked questions
- Is cache health available on the free plan?
- Health views are available in your account as crawl data accumulates. Plan limits still apply to warmer capacity.
- Does it require a specific CDN?
- No. Health works from warmer request outcomes and headers; CDN integrations add purge/rewarm on top.
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Create a free Cache Rocket account, verify a hostname, and turn this capability on for your site or API.