In this chapter, we will cover:
Using regions in cache
Using tags in cache
Using optimistic concurrency
Using pessimistic concurrency
Setting up expiration
Setting up eviction
Setting up notifications
Using performance counters
Troubleshooting throttling
Troubleshooting eviction
Setting up read through write behind
In the previous chapter, we went through some of the most common caching related scenarios for Windows Server AppFabric Cache. In this chapter, we will continue working with Windows Server AppFabric Cache. But, this time we will drill down to some of the more advanced use cases.
Windows Server AppFabric Cache is feature rich and enables advanced use cases that empower development of smart applications and services. For example, Tags and Regions features allow different levels of logical and physical grouping of cached data. Optimistic and Pessimistic Concurrency allows developers to pick and choose relevant concurrency...