Cache hit definition
The cache hit ratio is a measurement of how many content requests a cache can fill successfully, compared to how many requests it receives. The higher a cache-hit ratio, the better performing a CDN is.
Adobe recommends that users aim for a cache hit ratio of 99%.
Cache Hit Ratio = Cache Hits / (Hits + Misses + Passes + Other)
- Hit - Data is requested from the cache, and it is found.
- Miss - Data is requested from the cache, and it is not found.
- Pass - Data is requested from the cache, and it is set not to cache this data in any case.
- Other - All data requests from the cache that do not match any other case.
Cache metrics are updated every 24 hours.
For more details on how Cloud Manager and the CDN interact with the Dispatcher, see Caching in AEM as a Cloud Service.
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