Adjust recent vuln cache #246
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420-420: Consider adding cache hit rate monitoring.To ensure the reduced cache timeout doesn't adversely affect performance, consider adding monitoring for cache hit rates and response times.
Example metrics to track:
- Cache hit/miss rates
- Average response time for cached vs. uncached requests
- Cache memory usage
- Database load during cache misses
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420-420: LGTM! Verify cache performance impact.
The reduction in cache timeout from 30 minutes to 10 minutes is reasonable for security-critical data. However, let's verify that this change doesn't significantly impact system performance.
✅ Verification successful
Cache timeout change aligns with existing patterns
The reduced cache timeout (600s) for vulnerability data is consistent with the codebase's caching strategy:
- Static content (privacy, about, donate) uses longer timeouts (3600s)
- Security-critical endpoints use shorter timeouts (10-15s for OpenAI routes, CVE existence checks)
- Similar data endpoints use comparable timeouts (60s for KEVs, 120s for document counts)
The change strikes a good balance between data freshness and system performance, falling within the established patterns.
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# Description: Search for other cache timeouts in the codebase to ensure consistency
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