Cache Management
To increase the performance of the Deepser application, a level of caching was introduced that allows you to obtain the Deepser pages, as well as the CSS or, in general, the content provided by Deepser from a static copy, thus avoiding the need to regenerate them every time a user opens the page.
On some occasions, however, it may be necessary to delete this cached copy to make changes that would otherwise only be visible after the cache has expired. For example, after adding a custom configuration or changing some labels in Deepser.
Delete the cache in Deepser
To delete the cache in Deepser you will need to go to the menu: System -> Cache Management.
At this point the following screen will open:
Cache Storage Management
This section contains all cache types available in Deepser, which you can enable/disable or refresh.
This can be done with the following available buttons in the top right corner of the form:
Name | Description | Notes |
Flush Cache | This button when pressed deletes the cache of Deepser pages. |
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Flush Cache Storage | This button when pressed deletes the cache of both pages and contents of Deepser, so everything will be reloaded. | This button when pressed will ask for a confirmation by opening a popup where you will need to click on “OK” to proceed. |
Action / Submit | This command allows you to perform one of the following actions on the modules listed below: – Refresh (reload the lock cache), – Enable (enable the lock cache), – Disable (disable the lock cache). |
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Cache Type Explanation
In this section, the complete list of available cache types and their meaning:
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Name |
Description |
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Configuration |
This module is the cache of Deepser configuration files. |
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Layouts |
This module is the deepser Layout file cache. |
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Blocks HTML output |
This module is the cache of html blocks generated by Deepser. |
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Translations |
This module is the cache of translations in Deepser. |
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Collections Data |
This module is the cache of Deepser collection files. |
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Web Services Configuration |
This module is the cache of the deepser web service configurations. |
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User collection Data |
This module is the cache of user data collections in Deepser. |
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Device collection Data |
This module is the cache of device collections in Deepser. |
Additional Cache Management
From this section you can act on CSS/JS cache in Deepser.
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Button |
Description |
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Flush JavaScript/CSS Cache |
Delete the cache of CSS files and JavaScript files used in the Deepser theme. |
Websocket Server Assets
From this section you can act on websocket server for the assets in Deepser.
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Button |
Description |
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Check Server Status |
This button when pressed allows you to check the status of the Websocket server that distributes the assets in Deepser |
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Stop Server |
This button when pressed allows you to disable the Websocket Server that distributes the Assets in Deepser. |
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Reboot Server |
This button when pressed allows you to reactivate the Websocket Server that distributes the Assets in Deepser. |
Chat Websocket Server
From this section you can act on chat websocket server in Deepser.
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Button |
Description |
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Check Server Status |
This button when pressed allows you to check the status of the Websocket server that manages the chat in Deepser |
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Stop Server |
This button when pressed allows you to disable the Websocket Server that manages the chat in Deepser. |
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Reboot Server |
This button when pressed allows you to reactivate the Websocket Server that manages the chat. |
Flow Contexts
From this section you can act on flow context log in Deepser.
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Button |
Description |
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Delete Context Log File |
This button when pressed allows you to delete the flow log files, the flow log files allow you to see the progress of the flows (only if the flows are enabled) |
System Information
From this section, you can view system information for the current server. The information you can check includes the following:
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Name |
Description |
Notes |
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Deepser Version |
Shows the version in which Deepser is running |
The moment this document was made the version was 2.4.7.12-7 |
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Disk Space |
This indicates disk space usage on the /dev/vda1 partition. The used space out of the total space and the used percentage. |
This includes not only the space used by the files but the space taken from the database as well. |
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CPU/RAM |
This indicates the percentage of CPU resources currently in use as well as the used RAM out of the total RAM including the usage percentage |
