Some operations produce the same output when given the same input. Without caching, every request still reaches the service, accesses its dependencies, and performs the same work again. This happens e

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This is a great explanation of a problem that many systems quietly suffer from — doing the same expensive work repeatedly without realizing the cost. Distributed memoization is a simple but powerful idea, especially as applications grow and backend workloads become more complex.
Puneet Khandelwal
Clearing cache across a distributed setup is always the hardest part of stopping wasted compute. Thanks for posting this breakdown.