What is Caching?
A cache is a short-term memory that is used to store recently accessed data from the original data store for faster retrieval, therefore, improving I/O operations.
Distributed Caching
System Design
Distributed Caching
Overview
What is Caching?
A cache is a short-term memory that is used to store recently accessed data from the original data store for faster retrieval, therefore, improving I/O operations.
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Caching Strategies
Caching Strategy for restful API and website performance of any web page is a significant factor. It can affect the user’s experience and affect the business if not considered and optimized correctly.
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Cache Eviction Policies
A cache is transient storage, meaning it’s short-lived. The small amount of cache limits the amount of data to store.
We need to track the data we store or remove over time. There are a number of algorithms that are used to manage the memory of a cache:
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Caching layers
Below are some of the available caching layers
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