What values can be assign to "x-nginx-cache" in .htaccess file?

@elisha_langworth 

The "x-nginx-cache" value in the .htaccess file is used to control the caching behavior of the Nginx web server.

Possible values that can be assigned to "x-nginx-cache" include:

• "no-cache" - The response will not be cached by the Nginx server.
• "public" - The response can be cached by any intermediate cache.
• "private" - The response can only be cached by the client's browser.
• "no-store" - The response should not be stored in any cache.
• "max-age=" - Specifies the maximum amount of time the response can be cached in seconds.

These values can be used to control how the Nginx server caches and serves content, improving performance and reducing server load.