configCACHETYPE
configCACHETYPE is a configuration option used by software systems to select the caching backend or cache strategy employed by the application. It is typically defined in a configuration file or environment variable and read during application startup. The parameter accepts enumerated values or strings that identify the cache type.
Common values include: 'memory', which stores data in process memory for fast access; 'disk' or 'filesystem', which
Selecting a cache type affects performance, scalability, and resilience. In-memory caches offer low latency but are
configCACHETYPE often interacts with other settings, such as cache size limits, eviction policy, TTL or expiration
Usage notes: choose a cache type that aligns with deployment topology and data lifetime. In development, in-memory