Monitor GitLab with Datadog
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Monitor GitLab with Datadog


Summary

This article details how to effectively invalidate caches in CI/CD pipelines to avoid serving stale content after deployments. It advocates for targeted cache purging based on changed files, moving beyond blanket invalidations, and leveraging tools like Varnish or Cloudflare's API for granular control. By implementing these patterns, teams can improve deployment speed, reduce errors, and optimize cache hit rates.
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