Using Redis Cache in .NET Core π
Redis is a high performance distributed cache. Itβs great for storing data that you are going to need again and again in a short period of time when you donβt want to use processing power to βcreateβ that data again. β»οΈ
Think number crunching or heavy SQL queries for data that doesnβt change often. π«
Roll Your Own π€
First off. You can absolutely roll your own Redis Cache services abstracted by your own interfaces etc. β
You may find it a little difficult to find libraries that target .NET Core, but this will change over time. β³
In saying that, there is a β.NET Coreβ way of doing things that is a little different. It does tie you into the framework a little, but it abstracts away the caching completely and letβs Microsoft handle it and thatβs what we are going to go over today. π
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Redis is a high performance distributed cache. Itβs great for storing data that you are going to need again and again in a short period of time when you donβt want to use processing power to βcreateβ that data again. β»οΈ
Think number crunching or heavy SQL queries for data that doesnβt change often. π«
Roll Your Own π€
First off. You can absolutely roll your own Redis Cache services abstracted by your own interfaces etc. β
You may find it a little difficult to find libraries that target .NET Core, but this will change over time. β³
In saying that, there is a β.NET Coreβ way of doing things that is a little different. It does tie you into the framework a little, but it abstracts away the caching completely and letβs Microsoft handle it and thatβs what we are going to go over today. π
https://t.me/pgimg/131
[ Article ] : bit.do/rcache
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#Redis #AspMvc #Core #Cache
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