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Jjasmineparkjas-blogs.hashnode.dev2d ago · 7 min read

A 4% cache hit rate was costing us money. Here is the arithmetic I should have run first.

We turned on prompt caching for our document-QA service and the invoice went up. Not dramatically. About 5%. Enough that I assumed it was traffic growth for the first two weeks, and it was not. This p

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AYAkash Yadavblog.akashy.com.np4d ago · 9 min read

The Ultimate Guide to Next.js Caching (Part 2): Cache Invalidation, SWR, React Query & Real Production Architecture

This is Part 2 of my Next.js Caching series. In Part 1, we covered Browser Cache, CDN, Router Cache, Full Route Cache, Data Cache, unstable_cache, and use cache. Previously... We learned that a requ

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AYAkash Yadavblog.akashy.com.np4d ago · 5 min read

The Ultimate Guide to Next.js Caching (Part 1): Browser Cache, CDN, Data Cache & unstable_cache

When someone opens your website, does Next.js immediately query your database? Not always. A request may pass through multiple cache layers before your database is even touched. The more requests serv

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DADaniel Anthony Romitelli Jrcraftedbydaniel.hashnode.dev5d ago · 4 min read

A Cache Key Is an Equivalence Relation

A retry should not become a new creative decision. When a video job fails halfway through and runs again, the user still asked for the same scene. If a timestamp or retry count changes the lookup, the

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ASAman Singhamanksinghin.hashnode.devJul 24 · 7 min read

Redis Caching Best Practices and Pitfalls

The caching module covered the patterns and their failure modes one at a time. This article pulls them into a practical set of habits and warnings, the things experienced teams do by default and the m

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ASAman Singhamanksinghin.hashnode.devJul 24 · 7 min read

Preventing Cache Stampede with Redis

A cache stampede is one of those failures that stays hidden until traffic is high, then takes down your database at the worst possible moment. A popular cached key expires, and in the brief instant be

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ASAman Singhamanksinghin.hashnode.devJul 24 · 7 min read

Cache Invalidation Strategies with Redis

There's an old joke that there are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things. The joke endures because it's true. Caching is easy to add and hard to keep correct

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ASAman Singhamanksinghin.hashnode.devJul 24 · 7 min read

Refresh-Ahead Caching with Redis

Every cache pattern so far accepts that cache misses happen: a key expires, a request misses, and someone pays the cost of reloading from the database. Refresh-ahead attacks that directly. Instead of

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ASAman Singhamanksinghin.hashnode.devJul 24 · 6 min read

Write-Behind (Write-Back) Caching with Redis

Write-through keeps the cache and database consistent by writing to both synchronously, which makes writes as slow as the database. Write-behind takes the opposite bet: write to the cache immediately,

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ASAman Singhamanksinghin.hashnode.devJul 24 · 7 min read

Read-Through and Write-Through Caching with Redis

Cache-aside puts the caching logic in your application. Read-through and write-through move it into the cache layer itself, so the application talks to the cache as if it were the database and the cac

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A 4% cache hit rate was costing us money. Here is the arithmetic I should have run first.

The Ultimate Guide to Next.js Caching (Part 2): Cache Invalidation, SWR, React Query & Real Production Architecture

The Ultimate Guide to Next.js Caching (Part 1): Browser Cache, CDN, Data Cache & unstable_cache

A Cache Key Is an Equivalence Relation

Redis Caching Best Practices and Pitfalls

Preventing Cache Stampede with Redis

Cache Invalidation Strategies with Redis

Refresh-Ahead Caching with Redis

Write-Behind (Write-Back) Caching with Redis

Read-Through and Write-Through Caching with Redis