Flask - Performance Optimization
What will happen if you set the Cache-Control header to
no-store in a Flask response?What will happen if you set the Cache-Control header to no-store in a Flask response?
medium📝 Conceptual Q5 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand Cache-Control no-store directive
no-store tells browsers and proxies not to cache the response at all.Step 2: Eliminate other options
It does not cache indefinitely, nor caches only on server, nor caches without serving.Final Answer:
The response will not be cached by browsers or proxies -> Option CQuick Check:
Cache-Control no-store = no client caching [OK]
Quick Trick: no-store disables all client and proxy caching [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES- Thinking no-store caches indefinitely
- Assuming server caches with no-store
- Confusing no-store with no-cache
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