In-memory cache

Stores data in the main memory of a computer. In-memory caches are

typically the fastest type of cache, but the data is lost when the cache is

restarted or the machine is shut down.

▪ Disk cache

Stores data on a hard drive or solid-state drive. Disk caches are slower

than in-memory caches, but they can persist data.

▪ Distributed cache

Cache is distributed across multiple machines and is typically used in

distributed systems, such as microservices architectures.

▪ Distributed caches can improve the performance and scalability of a

system by allowing data to be stored and accessed from multiple

locations.

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