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Proxies, or proxy servers, are computer programs that act as an intermediary between the user and the destination server. One often uses a proxy server to modify the way a user accesses a website, to …
Caching is extensively used in modern software because it boosts system efficiency by storing transient data to make later retrievals easier. Reading data from the cache is faster than recomputing res…
Our application currently does not store any state, and there is no way to identify users or store and retrieve chat data. We are also returning a hard-coded response to the client during chat session…
Background While I am no DevOps expert, I have been working with CI tools for quite some time, and throughout my career, I have always aimed for optimal performance and efficiency both in my workflows…
Improve performance with caching When you are building an API, you want to keep it simple and fast. Once the concurrent need to read the same data increase, you'll face a few issues😐 where you might …
Cache (pronounced as cash) As we are in 21st century This word "cache" is very friendly to us, either we are using smartphone or any similar devices. Most of the times we get a notification to clea…
Overview Memcached is a general-purpose in-memory key-value store. While most users can benefit from the generic caching capabilities of Memcached, some companies, e.g. Facebook (now: Meta), need to push it to the limit. This is a paper rev…
In Part 1 of this blog series, we have explored how Bazel works on a high level and slightly touched on some underlying data models that help speed up Bazel. With that foundation, let’s dive deeper in…
In this article, we are going to discuss cache busting. Now the first thing that comes to mind when you hear of the term is what is it essentially? So, cache busting is basically a technique to tell …
Who wouldn’t love cache, right? Let’s see how we can cache data with Svelte & Appwrite! We're going to explore how we can create a Svelte store that caches our data and is dynamically updated. Luckily…
