We're excited to announce the launch of our new Caching Metrics page, a powerful tool that provides in-depth insights and opportunities for improving your caching strategies. The Caching Metrics page introduces two new chart types:

• Cache Hit Rate (CHR) over time: You will be able to see the evolution of CHR in your service and compare it with the Max CHR. This will enable you to understand how CHR changes after a configuration change or a schema change.
• Uncached bandwidth: Ever wondered how much bandwidth is prevented from going to your backend thanks to using Stellate? This metric will give you that info.

In addition to the above, we've also introduced the Caching Improvement Opportunities table, which will allow you to understand your API operations and identify what traffic types you could potentially cache next, along with their potential impact on your overall CHR.

To illustrate, consider the getAllBlogCollections operation in the image below. Its current CHR stands at 2.8%, but the Max CHR is as high as 89.6%. By optimizing your service to cache this operation and move it closer to the Max CHR, you could anticipate an overall CHR improvement of approximately 2.4%.

These new functionalities underscore our commitment to assist you in enhancing your caching performance. We look forward to you experimenting with the Caching Metrics page and improving your CHR! You can access this page under the Metrics section, available now to all Stellate services.