Distributed Cache

In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern computing, the demand for scalable, high-performance systems has become paramount. As applications grow in complexity and user bases expand, traditional approaches to data retrieval and storage may encounter bottlenecks that hinder overall performance. One of the most effective strategies to enhance performance is the implementation of caching. Caching involves temporarily storing copies of data in locations closer to the user or application, thereby reducing access time and improving efficiency. At its core, caching is a technique used to store frequently accessed data in a high-speed data storage layer. This storage layer, or cache, can be located in various places, such as in memory (RAM), on a disk, or even in a network. By keeping a subset of data in these faster access locations, systems can significantly reduce the latency experienced when fetching data, leading to improved application performance and user experience...