Cloudflare Cache
Cloudflare is a content delivery network and security service that sits between visitors and a website and can store copies of responses at its edge. This tag collects guides about caching RSS and Atom feeds correctly with Cloudflare. Articles explain why a feed is not cached by default, how to write a cache rule for the exact feed path, how to choose an edge lifetime of a few minutes and how the query string affects the cache key. They also cover exceptions from bot protection, purging the feed address when new articles are published and checking the cache status header with curl. The advice helps small teams share every new article on social networks without delay.
Updated: 2026-11-06
Short answer: By default Cloudflare does not cache an XML feed, so every request reaches your server. A cache rule for the exac...
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