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Will flushing the Cache in Confluence affect Usage?

Shirley He

Hello,

To fix an issue we are having in Confluence, we need to flush the Content Objects cache. I haven't done this before and was wondering if flushing it will cause any problems in Confluence and/or to the users currently using it. Will it erase any drafts that users are working on?

Regards,

Shirley

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Victor Mutambuki

Shirley,

If the cache is large, you'll need more memory to run. See links for more info.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/cache-performance-tuning-169119133.html

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/cache-statistics-150472.html

Victor

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Victor Mutambuki

Shirley,

If the cache is large, you'll need more memory to run. See links for more info.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/cache-performance-tuning-169119133.html

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/cache-statistics-150472.html

Victor

Shirley He

Hi Victor,

Thanks for your quick reply. We are not having a problem with cache sizes. We need to flush the cache to fix a space import problem. So my question is, can I flush the cache without affecting the performance of the instance?

Regards,

Shirley

Victor Mutambuki

Shirley,

It might. I'd advice to perform the flush when users are at minimal. For example, after work.

Victor

Shirley He

Thanks for the help, Victor

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