Caching | Cache Patterns | Cache Invalidation & Eviction | System Design Tutorials | Part 9 | 2020

This is the eighth video in the series of System Design Primer Course. We talk about one more important component of System Design: Caching. We want software engineers and aspiring software engineers to develop basics and get ready for the world of interviews as well as excelling as a Software Engineer.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Introducing myself
0:56 - Why sudoCode ?
2:08 - What is cache ?
3:08 - Examples of cache
5:28 - Invalidation & eviction
13:35 - Cache patterns
20:41 - Cache patterns - Summary
22:00 - Where do I keep my cache ?

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Most in depth explanation of cache I found on TH-cam !!!

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The way you have represented the summary is really exceptional

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Each video is greater than the previous one, keep going this amazing work ! I'm waiting your videos every week.

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Thanks Zeyad Ali. Helping people like you makes me feel great as well. All the best with the course.

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This was one gem of a video. Loved all your videos so far . Thanks

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Especially i liked the last part where you summarized, this would work as a slide for revision before interviews. Thank you very much for your effort and helping students.

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In addition to explaining patterns, pros/cons and application based on read/write load is covered. which is great.

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More to come!

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Thanks a lot. Glad that this helped 🙏

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Thank you for all this. I actually have a degree that's more hardware heavy than most computer science degrees, but all the jobs in my area are software, so even after 5 years of full stack development work I find I need the right vocabulary to understand the big picture stuff.

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back in 2018 caching was taught to me in college, they took 8 classes to teach what she has explained in 22 mins. Thanks very much Yogita,ur teaching is awsome.

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The first example of multiplication was really apt, which convinced me why caching is needed, otherwise i was really not understanding why cache is used, thank you for this content, really a nice explanation

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[@sudocode]

Muchas Gracias 🙏

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Excellent video. Thank you!

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Thank you for all. I like a lot the content of the channel, since it is no many other channels dedicated to software systems. I would like to hear from you more about software architecture patterns applied to real examples

[@sudocode]

Thanks Amts. Yes these are in the pipeline

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Hi Yogita, thanks for such great videos.

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again Thank you, honestly its amazing to watch your videos.

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Thanks for the appreciation Tarun 😇

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Great explanation. Thank you so much 😊

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Yes your videos are informative and useful. Can you please emphasize what to be used when with scenarios. Thanks much for consideration.❤

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Thanks Yogita, brilliant info, great explanation of caching

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Thank you so much for kind words.

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Understood caching detail! Thanks!!

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Glad that it helped.

[@ashwin123123]

The cache patterns summary of this video deserves a huge recognition !

[@sanjeevsinha-in]

Really great way to deliver lots of content in easy and concise way. I have a following question ... why would we need TTL when using write through cache, it will always keep cache updated ?

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Please post such good content in future also.

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Glad you liked it!

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Thank you very much Marcin. Greetings from Dubai :)

[@priyaranjansingh6814]

Great content! It will be great if you also explain internal implementation like how can we implement
1 >Cache expiry i.e. after a TTL data should get deleted from cache.
2> Which data structure we should use to store this additional information(expiry date) which is coming as an input when we are storing data in cache.

[@GRIEFify]

This was more expected from this video than feature explanation.

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[@sudocode]

Thanks Neha 😊

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[@sudocode]

Thanks Anik. Yes that's in the pipeline. But it might take some time to come up on the channel. Keep hitched 😊😊

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Thanks, will do!

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hi , your teaching style is great , I saw few of them . Can you please upload more video of System design .

[@Vegeta007]

Thank you!!

[@soifriwaj2914]

Thanks for publishing great contents!!! The question I have regarding this topic is, suppose an application is behind a proxy server and it's running in multiple load balancers. Should the caching be implemented in each application layer or in proxy server?

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great Explanation keep it up.

[@sudocode]

thanks Shaival!

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Your videos are very informative. Please keep posting videos on system design topics...

[@sudocode]

Thanks Sajjan. Sure. Keep connected 👍🤟

[@Shuja709]

Great video as always. Keep up the good work. So informative. I have one question regarding the "write back" pattern. In many cases, we need actual id of the generated resource in DB to send back to the requesting client. I believe that this pattern or even caching wouldn't be applicable in such scenarios. Is that right? Kindly clarify.

[@saiprasad84]

Thanks for the detailed video. Read-through and write-through seem pretty similar ... are there specific examples where one might be used over other?

[@greatsim]

Awesome Content. GodBless you. Can you share your PPT ( comparison of all patterns )?

[@wah1dx]

Thank you

[@harlxxx]

Great