@RaulJuncoV@mjovanovictech Serializer and deserializer using protobuf have significant improvement, that's why we are using it in our abstract layer of memcache client library.
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Thread 1 - The Must-Know Caching Strategies
Fetching data is slow. Caching speeds things up by storing frequently accessed data for quick reads. But how do you populate and update the cache? That's where strategies come in.
Read Through + Write Back
This abstracts the DB and handles bursting write traffic well by delaying sync. However, it risks larger data loss if the cache goes down before syncing the buffered writes to the database.
LRU implementation in c++ from scratch using a doubly linked list and unordered map.
Read this story from Sanjay Soni on Medium: https://t.co/Ges9BzClwL