caching-strategies

You can implement caching in ASP.NET Core Razor Pages by applying the `[OutputCache]` attribute with a duration to frequently accessed pages, utilizing output caching, response caching, or memory caching patterns to reduce response times and server load.

Memory caching stores data in the application's local memory, while distributed caching with Redis stores data across multiple servers. This Skill provides patterns for choosing between them based on your application's scaling requirements.

Yes, this Skill supports HybridCache for .NET 9+ applications. It implements comprehensive caching patterns covering HybridCache alongside output caching, memory caching, and distributed caching with Redis to optimize application performance.

To handle cache invalidation in ASP.NET Core, this Skill provides strategies using tags, events, and time-based policies. These approaches ensure effective invalidation when underlying data changes or expires.

You should use output caching for frequently accessed, non-user-specific Razor Pages to reduce response times. This Skill covers both output caching and response caching patterns to help you choose the appropriate approach for your application's performance optimization needs.