What are the benefits of NCache Server-Side API programming?

NCache server-side APIs allow developers to offload complex logic to the cache cluster. This reduces network latency by executing code near the data and ensures consistency across distributed .NET and Java applications.

What is a Data Source Provider in NCache?

Data Source Providers allow NCache to transparently fetch data from a master data source (Read-Through) or update it (Write-Through) when data is missing or modified in the cache.

How does an Entry Processor improve performance?

An Entry Processor executes code directly on the cache server nodes where the data resides. This eliminates the need to fetch large objects over the network, performing atomic operations in-place for maximum efficiency.

Server-Side API Programming

This section is a practical guide for programmers utilizing the NCache Server-Side API framework to create high-performance and scalable .NET and Java applications. This guide includes working examples and code snippets to implement these distributed features efficiently.

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Cache Startup Loader/Refresher
Explains how to use Cache Startup Loader and Refresher.

Data Source Providers
Shows how to transparently fetch the required data from the master data source if it is not available in the cache and vice versa.

Custom Dependency [Deprecated]
Depicts how you can use custom dependencies by defining your own expiration logic.

WAN Replication with Bridge
Explains how to use Conflict Resolver.

Data Entry Processor
Explains how what an Entry Processor is, and how it is used in NCache.

MapReduce in Cache [Deprecated]
Explains what MapReduce is, and how it is used via NCache.

Aggregation in MapReduce [Deprecated]
Explains what Aggregator is, and how it is used via NCache.

Compact Serialization [Deprecated]
Explains making application data types Compact Serializable and use them in your application with NCache.

Server-Side API Programming

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