Cache Health Monitoring

See how warm your caches really are—and where they stay cold.

Warming without visibility is guesswork. Cache health turns crawl data into a clear picture of warmth scores, improvements after warming, cold or slow URLs, and detected cache providers—so you know what to fix next.

Highlights

• Warmth scores across tracked URLs
• Cold and slow URL lists to prioritize
• Before/after load-time improvements
• Detected CDN and cache provider signals

From crawl results to actionable insight

Every warmer run produces request outcomes. Cache Rocket aggregates those into health views: how many URLs look warm, which stay cold, and where warming produced the biggest speed gains.

That feedback loop helps you tune depth, entry URLs, schedules, and CDN purge/rewarm workflows instead of crawling blindly.

Catch regressions early

If a deploy or cache purge leaves key routes cold, health views surface them quickly. Pair with alerts so Slack or Discord notifies your team before customers complain.

How it works

• Run warmers: Collect first-load and warm-load timings plus cache-related headers.
• Review health: Open Cache Health for scores, cold URLs, and hostname breakdowns.
• Act on findings: Adjust warmer config, rewarm priority paths, or fix origin issues.

Use cases

• Ops & SRE teams: Prove warming ROI and spot regressions after releases.
• Performance budgets: Track improvement on critical conversion and content URLs.
• Multi-site agencies: Compare warmth across client hostnames in one account.

FAQ

Is cache health available on the free plan?

Health views are available in your account as crawl data accumulates. Plan limits still apply to warmer capacity.

Does it require a specific CDN?

No. Health works from warmer request outcomes and headers; CDN integrations add purge/rewarm on top.