How does Caching on the Backend work? (System Design Fundamentals)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- Caching strategies, Distributed Caching, caching with Redis and Node.js, Eviction Policies, Write-Through Cache and Least Recently Used (LRU) cache are all important terms when it comes to designing an efficient system with a caching layer, be it on AWS, Azure, or any other cloud provider. In this video lesson, you're gonna learn everything you need about caching in an easily explained way, discuss the pros and cons, and see an example implementation of it.
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🕒 Timestamps:
(00:00) Outline
(02:00) Caching use cases and benefits
(03:01) Types of caches by level
(04:26) Types of caches by design
(06:24) Caching strategies & invalidation
(12:30) Cache eviction policies
(15:49) Redis & Node.js caching example
(21:19) When not to use caching?
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I think you accidentally explained the LRU cache by showing LFU logic (counting the number of times the item is called). Other than that, great content!
You're right, I didn't mention that it's within the context of a time. Good catch!
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Thanks a lot, my friend! Such words can make one's day really great 😀I'll do my best to keep publishing such videos. And yeah, happy to have you here!
Wow wow i have been hearing about caching but this video explained everything to the last drop. Thank you
Happy to hear :)
This is so good...thank you so much.
Great explaination
Thank you so much for this video!
My pleasure! ✌️
Very well done! I'm a fan!
Happy to hear, mate!
hi @Guseyn , Thanks a lot for explanation. I am really liking your detailed videos like memory management, dependency injection etc. please please keep doing these videos as not much of info available on these things. I would really love if you make more videos on performance and security .
Thanks for the feedback my friend, will keep that in mind! :)
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Happy to have you here! 😉
greate explanation!
Thanks, Anton! :)
Thanks for the video.
I was hoping to see how you implement cache eviction policy using least frequently used pattern.
Nevertheless, nice video
Great
How can i download this presentation please?
What tool did you use for the diagrams? They look very nice
Excalidraw :)
Hi @SoftwareDeveloperDiaries, I really enjoyed your explanation. It will help me to debug a problem in my new job. By any chance, do you have the code you showed us?
Thanks a lot! Unfortunately there’s no code for this one 🥲
dark theme please! our eyes will thank you!
Yessir! 🫡