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Prevent cached carts, accounts, checkout flows, payment callbacks, and customer-specific pages while preserving useful CDN caching.
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Diagnose slow Time to First Byte by measuring origin work, database queries, remote APIs, PHP workers, and CDN behavior separately.
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