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Questions regarding cache algorithms by applications and implementations of information caching by database engines and other information repository and presentation applications.

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I am currently rethinking my API response schema and caching strategy while implementing ETag-based caching for a paginated REST API (for example, listing places). Each paginated response looks like ...
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when user login in my web application (Article Website) I'm using Redis to cache the refresh token. So when user login I will generate refresh token and send it to him. While caching in my Redis the ...
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I'm developing a microservice-based application that processes a high volume of messages. Each message must be handled according to the user’s personal settings and some tenant-specific (customer) ...
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More or less what the title says. Suppose we have a sequential container like vector in c++ that will store data contiguously. When we say that the data is stored contiguously do we mean that it's ...
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These days I was asked by our technological leader to populate a cache. The exact nature of the request impacts a back-end (BE) system that operates on a database through a client library. The BE is a ...
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I am building a Spring boot REST API app that is part of a microservice architecture project. What I am planning: My app listens for events from two other services and after some business logic, ...
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I'm learning about caching and I realized a positional problem I need clarification on. Suppose the database p90 response time is too high and we need to decrease it. We are considering adding a cache....
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When creating a distributed web application, cache invalidation can be a big deal. However, our web application doesn't need distributed load, as we don't expect to serve more than 1k users at a time. ...
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