boxlang-caching

Configure multi-region caching in BoxLang by defining named cache regions like default, sessions, queries, and files within your boxlang.json file. This centralizes cache configuration to standardize TTL policies and eviction rules across your application.

BoxLang provides BIF-based operations for cache put and get operations, including cachePut, cacheGet, cacheRemove, and cacheGetOrSet. These functions enable efficient data access, regional invalidation, and distributed locking for your caching layer.

Yes, BoxLang supports distributed caching with Redis and Couchbase modules. You can integrate these platforms to handle distributed locking, eviction policies, and regional invalidation patterns required for scalable application architectures.

Cache invalidation and TTL in BoxLang applications work by applying standardized time-to-live policies and eviction rules to named cache regions. You can use cacheRemove and cacheGetOrSet to manually or automatically manage stale data.

The best way to standardize cache eviction policies across BoxLang apps is by centralizing your configuration in boxlang.json. Defining multiple named regions with specific TTL and eviction rules ensures consistent performance and behavior application-wide.