Caching
Explore how high-speed data storage improves performance, and the challenges of invalidation and eviction.
Cache Architect
Can you achieve a 99% hit rate?
CLIENTS
REDIS CACHE
EMPTY SLOT
EMPTY SLOT
EMPTY SLOT
EMPTY SLOT
PostgreSQL
Data Explorer
Click a key to simulate a client read request.
Cache Config
CACHE SIZE (SLOTS)4
DATA TTL (SECONDS)30s
HIT RATIO
0.0%
AVG LATENCY
0ms
System Design Insight
Caching leverages the temporal locality principle: data accessed once is likely to be accessed again soon. By storing "hot" data in RAM, we bypass slow Disk I/O, reducing DB load by up to 90%. However, caching introduces the Consistency Challenge: ensuring the cache doesn't serve "stale" (old) values after a DB update.
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