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# Clearing Varbase Cache

This section will teach you how to clear Varbase cache.

### How to Clear Varbase Cache?

There are two approaches where to clear the caches:

**The Site Admin** approach which is the easiest way, hover the Varbase icon and you will notice **Flush all caches** then click it. The Varbase will now clear all your caches, this might take a couple of seconds then a message will appear indicating your caches are cleared.

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**The Super Admin** approach which you need to navigate through **Administration \ Configurations \ Development \&#x20;*****Performance.***

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You will notice the *Clear all caches* button, click it. The Varbase will now clear all your caches, this might take a couple of seconds then a message will appear indicating your caches are cleared.