What types of caches can be created in NCache?

NCache supports two primary cache types: Local Caches and Clustered Caches. Local Caches run on a single node, while Clustered Caches span multiple nodes to provide scalability and high availability.

What tools can be used to create a cache in NCache?

Caches in NCache can be created using either the NCache Management Center or Command Line Tools. Both options provide administrative workflows for configuring Local and Clustered Caches.

When should I choose a Local Cache vs. a Clustered Cache?

Select a Local Cache for single-machine processes requiring the lowest possible latency without network overhead, ideal for development and isolated testing. Opt for a Clustered Cache for production environments requiring multi-node scaling, fault tolerance, and data replication.

Is it better to use the NCache Management Center or the CLI for cache creation?

Both the NCache Management Center and PowerShell/CLI can be used to create and manage caches. The Management Center offers a graphical interface, while the CLI supports command-line and automation-based workflows.

Create New Cache

In NCache, you can create two main types of caches, Local Caches and Clustered Caches. Local Caches run on a single node and are suitable for standalone applications with a small number of clients, low activity, or scenarios where caching large volumes of data is not required. Clustered Caches operate across multiple nodes to provide high availability, fault tolerance, load balancing, and linear scalability. This section provides step-by-step details on creating these caches using both the NCache Management Center and Command Line Tools.

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Local Cache Overview
Explains how to create a local cache using the NCache Management Center and Command Line Tools. This type is ideal for single-node applications, local development, and performance testing where distributed data is not required.

Clustered Cache Overview
Explains how to create a clustered cache (mirrored, partitioned, replicated, or partitioned-replica) using the NCache Management Center and Command Line Tools.

Create New Cache

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