Learning NestJS Part 3: Data Caching

This is the third part of the NestJS learning series.

• Read Part 1 here – Getting Started
• Read Part 2 here – Connecting to Database

In this part, we will learn about caching. This part of the series will cover the following topics:

• Enabling caching at the application level
• Enabling caching at the Route Level
• In-memory caching
• Integrating Azure Redis Cache
• Working with keys

NestJS offers a built-in CacheModule that enables easy integration of caching functionality. Caching can be applied at different levels:

1. Application level
2. Controller level
3. Route level

It supports various caching stores, including:

1. In-memory cache (default)
2. External stores like Azure Redis Cache

By default, NestJS uses an in-memory cache. To get started with caching, begin by installing the cache manager package in your NestJS project.

Read the full article here.
https://www.telerik.com/blogs/learning-nestjs-part-3-data-caching

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