cloud-engineering
Caching Layer
Caching Layer
Definition
A caching layer stores frequently accessed data in a fast in-memory store to reduce latency and database load. Application caches (Redis, Memcached) serve sub-millisecond reads for hot data.
CDN caches serve static and dynamic content from edge locations. Effective caching strategies require careful cache invalidation to prevent stale data from being served to users.
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