Efficient data management requires the ability to quickly search for application data based on specific attributes. As the volume of data grows, this need becomes even more crucial. Typically, databases already have fields that facilitate in the categorization of data, and these fields can be used as indexes when caching data. However, there may be…
Every enterprise nowadays requires data to manage its operations. The greatest solution for storing a well-organized collection of data is a database. Similarly, the most used computer language for storing and retrieving data in databases is SQL (Structured Query Language). In such a fast-paced modern world, it is crucial to be able to locate information quickly…
For high transaction applications with complex architectures, continuously interchanging data causes a non-uniform load and delay in throughput.
With time, distributed caching is becoming popular as it improves application performance and provides scalability. And with the need for a fast and scalable method, people are caching more and more data into the cache. The greater the application’s performance, the greater the number of client applications. However, there’s a high probability that your database…
A friend of mine said that his superstore management is considering going for a distributed cache system to improve the performance of their E-Commerce application. But he wasn’t sure if this distributed cache would provide them the ability to search data with SQL. The reason is that most of their online store functionality depends on…