How do I choose the right cache pattern for my application?
Choosing a cache pattern depends on your application's data access patterns and performance requirements. What type of data are you caching?
I'm working with user session data and frequently accessed product information.
For user session data, consider using an in-memory cache like Redis for fast access. For product information, a distributed cache might be more suitable. Do you have a preference for in-memory or distributed caching?
I think in-memory would be faster. What are the trade-offs?
In-memory caches are faster but can be limited by memory size and may lose data on restart. Distributed caches are more resilient but can introduce latency. It depends on your application's needs.
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