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Is using the State API (key_value table) as an L2 cache for API responses a valid approach?

We have a Drupal 10 site exposing ~13 custom REST API endpoints used by a .NET service layer and AngularJS frontend. Some endpoints are expensive to generate (5–30 seconds on cold builds) due to complex entity loading, paragraph traversal and taxonomy resolution across hundreds of nodes.

Below is the existing caching approach in our REST resources (before the two-layer strategy was added):

Postman Rest post creates node but cURL code exported from Postman fails

This script was exported from Postman and edited to provide Basic Authentication.

Different User Overview page based on Roles

Hello Please I need to have different user overview pages for different User Roles I have. Whoever that have an idea on how to achieve this should help me.

Thank you

User Role Manageent

Hello, I want to have different admins to my websites but I do not want an admin of a particular User Role to view users that belongs to another Role when thy access "User OverView Page". I have tried Administer Users by Role, Role Delegation, but they are not giving me what I need.

User Role Management

Hello, I want to have different admins to my websites but I do not want an admin of a particular User Role to view users that belongs to another Role when thy access "User OverView Page".

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