Sahan Serasinghe • 1/15/2020

Simple In-Memory Caching in .Net Core with IMemoryCache

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This article provides a step-by-step guide to implementing in-memory caching in .NET Core with IMemoryCache. It covers setting up the caching service, a naive implementation, and refactoring with locking, using a sample project that calls an external API. The tutorial is updated for modern .NET versions and includes performance considerations.

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