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On high-traffic sites it can become necessary to enforce a minimum cache lifetime. The minimum cache lifetime is the minimum amount of time that will go by before the cache is emptied and recreated. A larger minimum cache lifetime offers better performance, but users will not see new content for a longer period of time. | |
Bandwidth optimizations | |
These options can help reduce both the size and number of requests made to your website. This can reduce the server load, the bandwidth used, and the average page loading time for your visitors. | |
Aggregate and compress CSS files | |
Some Drupal modules include their own CSS files. When these modules are enabled, each module's CSS file adds an additional HTTP request to the page, which can increase the load time of each page. These HTTP requests can also slightly increase server load. It is recommended to only turn this option on when your site is in production, as it can interfere with theme development. This option is disabled if you have not set up your files directory, or if your download method is set to private. | |
File system path | |
A file system path where the files will be stored. This directory has to exist and be writable by Drupal. If the download method is set to public this directory has to be relative to the Drupal installation directory, and be accessible over the web. When download method is set to private this directory should not be accessible over the web. Changing this location after the site has been in use will cause problems so only change this setting on an existing site if you know what you are doing. | |
Temporary directory | |
Location where uploaded files will be kept during previews. Relative paths will be resolved relative to the Drupal installation directory. | |
Download method |