Submitted by John_B on Fri, 01/17/2014 - 3:12pm

I agree this looks like the trend. However I cannot see how pushing a CMS site into static pages improves on using Boost, or a public-facing Varnish server, with a fresh cache (e.g. refreshed by crawling? An automatically rebuilt static site is in effect pushing static pages; a public-facing 'Boosted' or Varnish server in effect pulls them off the CMS backend. How is pushing static pages better than pulling them with Boost or Varnish?

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