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Let's be honest, we've all experienced the frustration of slow-loading websites. As developers, we know that performance is crucial for a good user experience, and caching is one of our most powerful tools to achieve it. But with the increasing complexity of web applications and the demand for greater scalability, traditional caching methods sometimes fall short. That's where HybridCache comes in.
In my previous post, I showed how to use a simple memory cache with .NET 6 endpoints. The cache ran in the same process as the application, so if you launched multiple instances of the application, a cache per instance would be shared. In this example, I use a distributed memory cache with Redis. A single cache is shared across all instances of the application. You need to have docker installed.
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