kezelöblítés

Kezelőblítés is a Hungarian term that translates to "administrator flushing" or "cache clearing" in English, primarily used in the context of web servers and software. It refers to the process of removing temporary data or stored information from a system to ensure that the latest versions of content or settings are being used.

This process is often necessary after making changes to a website's files, database, or server configuration. Without proper cache clearing, a server might continue to serve outdated content from its temporary storage, leading to inconsistencies or the inability to see recent updates. Kezelőblítés can be performed at various levels, including browser cache, server-side caching mechanisms (like Varnish or Redis), and Content Delivery Networks (CDNs).

The specific method for performing kezelőblítés depends on the technology stack and the hosting environment. It can involve commands run via SSH, options within a web hosting control panel, or specific tools provided by the software or platform being used. The goal is always to invalidate the cached data, forcing the system to fetch fresh information from its source. This ensures that users experience the most current version of a website or application.