Nginx

Nginx excels as a content cache, storing frequently accessed data to reduce latency and speed up web service delivery. By caching static and dynamic content, it minimizes repeated requests to backend servers, lowering their load and improving response times for end-users. This functionality integrates seamlessly with its roles as a web server, reverse proxy, and load balancer. Its efficient caching mechanisms support various configurations, such as proxy caching and fastcgi caching, making it versatile for different use cases. Distributed under the 2-clause BSD license, Nginx also offers commercial support from F5, Inc., ensuring reliable performance for businesses seeking optimized content distribution and scalability.