Cache Rules templates now available
One-click templates for cache rules are now available in the Rules dashboard, allowing users to quickly apply optimized cache configurations with sensible defaults and customize them as needed.
You can now create optimized cache rules instantly with one-click templates, eliminating the complexity of manual rule configuration.
How it works
- Navigate to Rules > Templates in your Cloudflare dashboard.
- Select a template for your use case.
- Click to apply the template with sensible defaults.
- Customize as needed for your specific requirements.
Available cache templates
- Cache everything: Adjust the cache level for all requests.
- Bypass cache for everything: Bypass cache for all requests.
- Cache default file extensions: Replicate Page Rules caching behavior by making only default extensions eligible for cache.
- Bypass cache on cookie: Bypass cache for requests containing specific cookies.
- Set edge cache time: Cache responses with status code between 200 and 599 on the Cloudflare edge.
- Set browser cache time: Adjust how long a browser should cache a resource.
Get started
To get started, go to Rules > Templates ↗ in the dashboard. For more information, refer to the Cache Rules documentation.
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