Cache Management

Manage cached data for performance and accuracy. Clear specific caches to resolve issues or refresh data rendering.

Tenant Cache Status Overview

Tenant Cache Status Overview : Know your cache state
- • Cache Driver : Backend used (file, redis, etc.)
- • Total Size : Overall cache footprint
- • Hit Rate : Successful read percentage (e.g., 98.68%)
- • Last Cleared : When the cache was last cleared
- • Total Keys : Number of cached items
- • Cache Tags : Whether tag-based invalidation is supported
- • Cache Health : Overall status (Excellent, Good, etc.)
- • Isolation : Each tenant cache is isolated from others

Cache Management Tools (1) : Framework / Bootstrap / Temp
- • Clear Framework Cache : Clears Laravel internal cache after code/package changes
- • Clear Bootstrap Cache : Removes compiled classes in bootstrap/cache
- • Clear Temporary Files : Deletes temporary cache files to free storage

Cache Management Tools (2) : Views / Config / Routes / Logs
- • Clear Compiled Views : Forces recompilation after .blade.php changes
- • Clear Config Cache : Regenerate config cache after .env or config edits
- • Clear Route Cache : Refresh route definitions after route changes
- • Clear System Log Files : Delete old logs to free disk and improve I/O
- • Enable WhatsApp Log : Toggle WhatsApp-specific logging for debugging

How to Use These Tools : Steps
- • Navigate : System Settings → Cache Management
- • Review : Check tenant cache status metrics
- • Run : Click Run Tool next to the action you want
- • Note : Avoid clearing config/routes during peak production unless necessary

Best Practices for Cache Management : Recommendations
- • Config : Run Clear Config Cache after .env/config changes
- • Views : Clear Compiled Views after UI updates
- • Logs : Regularly clear old logs if not auto-rotated
- • Caution : Avoid running all tools at once unless performing a deep clean