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Understanding Cache Status: Pages Cached vs URLs in Queue

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FlyingPress gives you insights into the caching process with two key metrics: Pages Cached and URLs in Queue. Here's what each means and why they matter.

Pages Cached

Pages Cached refers to the unique page paths that have been successfully cached.

Examples:

  • /

  • /about/

  • /blog/post-title/

These are the main routes of your site, regardless of device type or URL variations.

URLs in Queue

URLs in Queue includes all individual URL variations still waiting to be cached. A single page can have multiple cacheable versions, such as:

  • Device-specific versions
    e.g., separate versions for mobile and desktop

  • URL parameters
    e.g., /products?filter=popular, /deals?country=in

Each variation is treated as a distinct URL and is cached separately to serve the correct version to each visitor.

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