Cache configuration
Now that you understand the available cache topologies and data storage options, let's return to the subject we started this chapter with.
What you will realize when you start identifying entities within your application and planning caches for them is that many of those entities have similar data access patterns. Some will fall into the read-only or read-mostly category, such as reference, and you can decide to use either a replicated cache or a partitioned cache fronted by a near or continuous query cache for them.
Others will fall into a transactional data category, which will tend to grow in size over time and will have a mixture of reads and writes. These will typically be some of the most important entities that the application ...
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