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Configuring the Instant Page Cache Cleaner

Setting up the Instant Page Cache Cleaner for regular clearing.

The automatic timing of this job is configurable, or it can be triggered manually.

Automatic Cleaning

The timing of the Instant Page Cache Cleaner job is configurable via the job entry under Scheduled Jobs in the Confluence Administration panel.

Confluence General Configuration → Administration → Scheduled jobs

  • The schedule is set using a cron expression.
  • The default setting upon installation is 10 minutes (0 /10 * * * ?)

Manual Cleaning

The Instant Page Cache Cleaner job can also be triggered manually from the same configuration screen.

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