Merge pull request #6430 from hashicorp/docs-agent-caching
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request to the Vault server.
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-> **Note:** In Vault 1.1-beta1, if the request doesn't already contain a Vault
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token, then the `auto-auth` token will used to make requests. However, the
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token, then the `auto-auth` token will be used to make requests. However, the
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resulting secrets from these `auto-auth` token calls are not cached. This
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behavior will be changed so that they get cached in the upcoming versions. To
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test the caching scenarios in 1.1-beta1, please make login requests or token
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### Cache Clear
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This endpoint clears the cache based on given criteria. To be able to use this
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This endpoint clears the cache based on given criteria. To use this
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API, some information on how the agent caches values should be known
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beforehand. Each response that gets cached in the agent will be indexed on some
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beforehand. Each response that is cached in the agent will be indexed on some
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factors depending on the type of request. Those factors can be the `token` that
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is belonging to the cached response, the `token_accessor` of the token
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belonging to the cached response, the `request_path` that resulted in the
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#### Parameters
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- `type` `(strings: required)` - The type of cache entries to evict. Valid
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values are `request_path`, `lease`, `token`, and `token_accessor`, and `all`.
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If the `type` is set to `all`, the entire cache is cleared.
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values are `request_path`, `lease`, `token`, `token_accessor`, and `all`.
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If the `type` is set to `all`, the _entire cache_ is cleared.
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- `value` `(string: required)` - An exact value or the prefix of the value for
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the `type` selected. This parameter is optional when the `type` is set
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