Caching

Caching is the process of storing copies of files in a cache, or temporary storage location, so that they can be accessed more quickly. Technically, a cache is any temporary storage location for copies of files or data, but the term is often used in reference to Internet technologies. Let’s…

Before moving to cache, let’s first see the types of memories we have inside our computer and where does the need for cache memory come into the picture: The first kind of memory that we find inside our computer is the non-volatile kind of memory known as Hard Disk Drive …

Imagine you have a web service which is able to get the detail information of a user. Every time the user hits his own profile on the app, your service will query to the database. It means reading from the disk, every request, even though it is a static data…

Using Cache-Control we can set caching policy on the browser or Shared Cache(CDN) for each REST resource. For example, we may want to cache an image for 6 months without revalidating the cache and JS script for till cache validation fails. …

NodeJS + Redis Caching vs Cloudflare Page Rules Caching TLDR; for caching Caching is basically a way where you take away the heavy load off of your main database or file server in case of static media, like images, and video, etc, and throw it over to another preferably cheaper…

Have you ever had a task to make some huge call to be much faster? I got one, we had a call that takes query huge amount of data from SQL (around 300k rows that takes~60MB in total) that takes 5 seconds, compresses data (takes 10 more seconds), and then…

Learn more about opaque responses, why they’re a problem and how you should deal with them in your service worker. Progressier handles opaque responses automatically so that you don’t have worry about them. …

Hello everyone! Today, we’re going to look at the use of in-memory caching in .NET Core. Have a nice reading ❤ What is In-Memory Caching?