: Setting an expiry date or a maximum age in the HTTP headers I just finished a website that I designed and submitted it to Google PageSpeed Insights for performance reviews, and this is the

I just finished a website that I designed and submitted it to Google PageSpeed Insights for performance reviews, and this is the results I got:

It says I need to set expiry date or a maximum age in the the HTTP headers, but I don't know how it is possible to set the expiry date for anything other than cookies/sessions, so I have no clue what this means or how to do it.

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