techdocsmith commented on a change in pull request #10848:
URL: https://github.com/apache/druid/pull/10848#discussion_r589841724



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+id: using-caching
+title: "Using query caching"
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+This topic covers how to configure services to populate and use the Druid 
query cache. For a conceptual overview and use cases, see [Query 
caching](./caching.md). For information on how to configure the caching 
mechanism, see [Cache 
configuration](../configuration/index.md#cache-configuration).
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+All query caches have a pair of parameters that control the way individual 
queries interact with the cache:
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+- `useCache` to instruct queries to use the cache for results.
+- `populateCache` to instruct a query to cache its results.
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+The separation of concerns, usage and population, lets you include cached 
results for queries on uncommon data without polluting the cache with results 
that are unlikely to be reused by other queries, for example, large reports or 
queries on very old data.
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+To use caching, it must be enabled in the settings for at least one service in 
the runtime properties. By default, per-query cache is enabled on Historicals. 
For individual queries, you can control cache usage and population within the 
query context.

Review comment:
       ```suggestion
   To use caching, it must be enabled in the settings for the service to 
perform caching in the service's runtime properties. By default, per-segment 
cache is enabled on Historicals. For individual queries, you can control cache 
usage and population within the query context.
   ```




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