Distributed cache
As we all know, information technology has dramatically improved business processes over the years and has become crucial for businesses all over the world. Applications are at the heart of any organization, and their use has increased dramatically in recent years. Data retrieval time is a vital requirement in almost all applications and plays an important part in the user experience. If we fetch the data from the database for every request, the application will be sluggish.
A cache is a memory buffer that temporarily stores frequently accessed data. Because data does not have to be fetched from the original source, performance is improved. Caching is extremely important to increase data throughput. You might have already used different cache systems in various applications. In this section, we will learn how to build a cache system using Microsoft Orleans.
We learned from Chapter 5, Persistence in Grains, that upon activation, a grain loads the state from...
