Making .NET 7’s NEW output cache scale with Redis

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Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this video I will show you how you can integrate Redis into .NET 7's brand new output caching. Using a distributed cache that is extremely fast and scalable, like Redis, will allow you application to scale horizontaly while using one single cache for all your responses.
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[@Arkensor]

Thank you, I was waiting for this one :) Now please also make a video how to make the new rate limiting shared via redis and then we have everything we need from an expert!

[@juanprosales]

I liked the video, it's a great example of how to find solutions where there is not official support. At this point there is package from Microsoft: Microsoft.AspNetCore.OutputCaching.StackExchangeRedis

[@IceQub3]

Thank you for the great video!

[@antonmartyniuk]

Nice, looking forward for an official implementation

[@gordonfreimann]

That's what i have been waiting for!!

[@rade6063]

Such a great video

[@waltavista]

Great video. A good practice for production environment could be to have a InMemoryCache as first level and RedisCache as second level to combine both worlds.

[@arumugamkandhasamy5252]

Awesome 😎 great video. It is very useful.

[@supern4ut3]

Awesome!

[@teodorchirileanu]

Nice

[@thanhdungnguyen6816]

thank bro

[@adamdiament3214]

Thanks Nick. Do you know how we cache authenticated requests?

[@SlackwareNVM]

For the MemoryOutputCahceStore, any idea why they'd choose to use a dictionary and do their own locking over using a ConcurrentDictionary?

[@marcotroster8247]

Great stuff. Finally memoization is making it into .NET alongside endpoints defined by lambdas 😂

[@astralpowers]

I'd really like to use output cache in my code, the evictByTag is required for my use case. But I'd need to convince my project manager to use .NET7. I hope they'll release this component as a nuget library that can be used in .NET6.

[@bshwanmuhamad7165]

Is there a way to cache responoses for authenticated user using JWT Token? I know it’s a bad practice to cache responses when JWT is present since the data may vary based on the user, but i was wondering if there is a way to cache the response for individual users? And is it even a good practice to do so?

[@aurinator]

Just catching this one but it would have been a perfect example to implement using TDD/BDD, you knew exactly the response that would have been a pass for the created test. And you could have taken it even further with a test that validates caching logic is working as expected.

[@johnli7818]

I am new to this one, in RedisOUtputCacheStoreCoolectionExtention. why decalre two static functions with same name and basically same content inside it?

[@SONHITOO7]

Plz provide Previous vedio link

[@oguzhan2393]

Couldn't find the previous video can you send here please thanks