# System Page Caching — Database-Backed Status Cache

## Problem

The admin system page (`/admin/system.php`) runs expensive operations on every load:
- `systemctl` subprocess calls (~4 checks × ~100ms each)
- `curl` HTTP self-check (~200-500ms)
- `disk_total_space()`/`disk_free_space()` (fast but unnecessary per-request)
- Log file `tail` + `filesize` + `filemtime` (I/O bound)
- Nginx config file reading

## Solution: `system_cache` table + background refresh

- [ ] **Add `system_cache` table** to schema: `CREATE TABLE system_cache (key TEXT PRIMARY KEY, value TEXT NOT NULL, updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL)`
- [ ] **Add migration** `storage/migrations/007_system_cache.sql`
- [ ] **Add `SystemCache` class** (`src/SystemCache.php`) with methods:
  - `get(string $key, int $maxAgeSec = 60): ?array`
  - `set(string $key, array $data): void`
  - `isStale(string $key, int $maxAgeSec = 60): bool`
- [ ] **Refactor `system.php` status section**:
  1. Check `SystemCache::get('system_status', 120)` — 2-minute TTL
  2. If cache hit → render from cache, show "mis en cache il y a X sec" label
  3. If cache miss → run checks, store in cache, render
  4. Add `?refresh=1` GET param to force-bypass cache
- [ ] **Refactor `system.php` log sections** — avoid re-reading on every tab switch; only read the active tab's log
- [ ] **Cache disk info** separately with 5-minute TTL: `SystemCache::get('disk_info', 300)`
- [ ] **Cache PHP info** separately with 1-hour TTL: `SystemCache::get('php_info', 3600)`