Tag: cache expiration
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Caching: Refresh Ahead Strategy
The Refresh-Ahead Strategy is a caching technique used to ensure that frequently accessed data remains fresh in the cache without manual intervention. This strategy proactively refreshes the cache by predicting when a cached item is likely to expire and updating it before it is needed. It is particularly valuable in scenarios with predictable access patterns…
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Web server Caching
Web server caching is a technique employed to store frequently accessed data or web content temporarily on a server, enabling faster response times and reducing server load. By serving cached content for repeated user requests, web server caching improves user experience, minimizes latency, and reduces resource consumption. This approach is integral to modern web applications,…
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Client Caching
Client caching is a caching strategy where data is stored on the client side, reducing the need for repeated requests to the server. By keeping frequently accessed data locally, client caching improves performance, minimizes latency, and reduces the load on servers and networks. This is particularly useful in distributed systems, web applications, and APIs, where…