The IDistributedCache class provides a simple mechanism for interacting with our cached data. It operates on a dumb get/set pattern whereby attempts to get a record will either return the cached byte array or string based on the given ID, or return null if no record exists. There's no error handling or state checking. The speed of the cache is dependent on this simple interaction mechanism and fail state.
Likewise, setting a record is equally easy. Simply define your ID for the record, and then provide some serialized representation of the record for storage. This serialized format can be either a string with the SetString(string id, string value) method, or a byte array using the Set(string id, byte[] value) ...
