Caching coverage and public-page performance

We’ve expanded caching across public pages and common request paths to reduce repeated work and improve response times. This update strengthens frontend performance, reduces background load, and improves stability across frequently visited experiences.

April 8, 2026

Public release for Phase 1 of SGEN.

What changed

Public-page delivery is now faster for repeat visits through broader caching coverage across anonymous browsing paths.

Frequently accessed platform data now benefits from stronger caching to reduce repeated lookup work during normal usage.

Request handling now avoids more repeated connection and routing overhead across common frontend paths.

Cache refresh behavior is now more deliberate around settings and object changes, improving consistency after updates.

Repeated work has been further reduced across the most common public-facing request paths.

Fixes

Resolved a redirect issue that could affect some missing static-file requests.

Improved connection stability during higher-load request activity.

Notes

Production and staging environments now follow a clearer operational split for more predictable behavior across deployments.

These updates improve caching efficiency, reduce repeated workload, and strengthen response performance across public pages and high-traffic paths.