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| Time: 00:17 EST/05:17 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Dictionary.com defines cache as "memory holding recently accessed data, designed to speed up subsequent access to the same data." Applied to software solutions, caching can be viewed as dedicated memory used to hold resources, such as class instances or application data, which are frequently accessed. Rather than recreating the resource each time, the resource can be created one time and used multiple times. Caching is very advantageous in any application, but when applied to Web applications it can dramatically affect performance in a positive way. Caching can help reduce latency —the time it takes from when a request is made to when the response is received—as well as decreasing the server resources used to process the request and generate the response. | ||
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