Write-Through & Write-Behind Cache

Write-Through & Write-Behind Cache: An Introduction with NCache

In the past, experts have tried removing performance bottlenecks by using system caches but, with the rise in user traffic, the need for high-speed applications has become pertinent. Therefore, in-memory, linearly scalable, distributed caching solutions like NCache is becoming popular, enhancing system performance multifold. Generally, with an added caching layer in your system architecture, applications…

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Using Locking with Cached Data in NCache

With the development of high transaction distributed applications, distributed caching solutions have become highly desirable to achieve performance scalability. NCache is a good choice as an in-memory distributed data store since it provides linear scalability and high availability. So far, so good, but how to ensure data integrity in such shared environments is a big…

Migrate NCache .NET Framework Server-Side Code to .NET Core Server

By this time, we all know that .NET Framework 4.8 is the last version of the full Framework branch. This also means that Microsoft will not release new features, efficiencies, or improvements for .NET Framework. All of this shouldn’t come as a surprise as Microsoft is investing more (if not all) of its resources in…

Backup and Restore your Data with NCache

Backup and Restore your Data with NCache

Over the years, developers and engineers have significantly advanced by creating amazing products and improving their features, but occasionally, crucial data loss issues confront developers. To achieve the best performance and scalability, they have started to use an in-memory distributed caching system. Cache being a temporary store provides no data reliability. In distributed caching, data…