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Informations about the package cache_split
cache_split
The module provides a cache backend for Drupal to split cache items of a single bin into separate backends.
Installation
- Download cache_split module or add it via composer
- Enable
cache_splitmodule (e.g.drush en cache_split) -
Change the cache backend for your bin (e.g.
render) in your settings.php - Add split configuration for your bin to the settings.php:
See Configuration below for details.
Configuration
The configuration for a cache bin has to be defined in the settings.php:
Matcher definition
Each bin can hold multiple matcher definitions, each may consists of:
backend: Name of the cache backend service to use (e.g.cache.backend.database). If not given it defaults to the key of the definition.includes: Array of cid patterns this backend should be used for. If this is empty all cids are included (except those excluded byexcludes).excludes: Array of cid patterns this backend should not be used for
Wildcard syntax
A cid pattern may use * to match any number of arbitrary characters.
Fallback cache backend
A fallback backend can be defined by simply omitting includes and excludes or
leaving them empty.
Make sure the fallback backend is defined last, so the other definitions are considered.
In case no fallback backend is specified, cache.backend.database
is set as default.
