First things first, make sure you're logged into your Xano account. Just head over to the Xano website and punch in your credentials. Next, find the API endpoint you want to tweak. You can do this by selecting it from your list of endpoints in your Xano workspace. Once you're in the right endpoint, look for the 'Settings' tab. It's usually in the detailed view of the endpoint. Click on it to see all the configuration options. In the 'Settings' section, you'll see an option for 'Response Caching'. Turn it on by toggling the switch or checking the box. This will enable caching for that endpoint. Now that caching is enabled, you need to set the cache duration. This is the time (in seconds) that the response will be cached. It tells the system how long to store the cached response before a new request triggers a fresh server response. Next up, configure the cache key strategy. This ensures that the cached responses are uniquely identifiable. Usually, this involves selecting parameters or headers that will be used to differentiate between various requests. After setting the cache duration and cache key strategy, don't forget to save your changes. You can usually find the ‘Save’ button at the bottom or top of the settings page. Time to test! Perform a few test requests to make sure the caching works as expected. Check that repeated requests within the cache duration return the cached response instead of querying the server. Finally, keep an eye on the performance of your caching strategy. Check any logs or analytics provided by Xano. This helps you spot any issues or areas for improvement.