Web caching is performed by retaining HTTP responses and web resources in the cache for the purpose of fulfilling future requests from cache rather than from the origin servers. Various web caching techniques can be applied to effectively utilize a web cache.
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What strategies to implement for populating and maintaining your cache depend upon what data you cache and the access patterns to that data. For example, you likely don't want to use the same strategy for both a top-10 leaderboard on a gaming site and trending news stories.
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When you are caching data from your database, there are caching patterns for Redis and Memcached that you can implement, including proactive and reactive approaches. The patterns you choose to implement should be directly related to your caching and application objectives.
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How Caching Helps. A database cache supplements your primary database by removing unnecessary pressure on it, typically in the form of frequently accessed read data. The cache itself can live in a number of areas including your database, application or as a standalone layer.
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If a workload is sending repeated GET requests for a common set of objects, you can use a cache such as Amazon CloudFront, Amazon ElastiCache, or AWS Elemental MediaStore to optimize performance. Successful cache adoption can result in low latency and high data transfer rates.
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Amazon ElastiCache is a fully managed, Valkey-, Memcached- and Redis OSS-compatible service that delivers real-time, cost-optimized performance for modern applications with 99.99% availability.
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You can use CloudFront to reduce the number of requests that your origin server must respond to directly. With CloudFront caching, more objects are served from CloudFront edge locations, which are closer to your users. This reduces the load on your origin server and reduces latency.
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A cache is a high-speed data storage layer which stores a subset of data, typically transient in nature, so that future requests for that data are served up faster than the data’s primary storage location. This website describes use cases, best practices, and technology solutions for caching.
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You can enable API caching in API Gateway to cache your endpoint's responses. With caching, you can reduce the number of calls made to your endpoint and also improve the latency of requests to your API.
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Web caching is performed by retaining HTTP responses and web resources in the cache for the purpose of fulfilling future requests from cache rather than from the origin servers. Various web caching techniques can be applied to effectively utilize a web cache.
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