What is cache scaling?

Can you explain what cache scaling is?

Cache scaling refers to the process of adjusting the size and performance of cache memory to improve system efficiency.

Why is cache scaling important for applications?

It's crucial because it helps reduce latency and improve data retrieval speeds, enhancing overall application performance.

What are the different types of cache scaling?

There are mainly two types: vertical scaling, which increases the size of existing cache, and horizontal scaling, which adds more cache nodes.

How do I know if I need to scale my cache?

You should consider scaling if you notice increased latency, frequent cache misses, or if your application is experiencing performance bottlenecks.

Can you give me an example of cache scaling in action?

Sure! For instance, a web application might scale its cache by adding more servers to handle increased user traffic during peak times.