cachevervalsstrategieën
Cachevervalsstrategieën, often translated as cache invalidation strategies, are methods used in computer systems to ensure that cached data remains up-to-date and accurate. Caching is a technique where frequently accessed data is stored in a temporary location (the cache) to speed up subsequent requests. However, when the original data changes, the cached copy can become stale, leading to incorrect information being served. Cache invalidation strategies define how to detect and handle these changes.
One common strategy is time-based invalidation, where cached items are automatically removed or marked as stale
Write-through caching is a strategy where data is written to both the cache and the underlying data