Eventually consistent distributed in-memory cache Go library
- gossip-protocol
- cache
- lru-cache
- in-memory-caching
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Eventually consistent distributed in-memory cache Go library
A flexible multi-layer Go caching library to deal with in-memory and shared cache by adopting Cache-Aside pattern.
A Kafka log inspired in-memory and append-only data structure
Erlang in-memory cache
Gedis is an in-memory, Redis-like key-value store for Godot
high performance in-memory cache
Caching implementation with a variety of storage options, as well as codified caching strategies for callbacks, classes, and output
Cache slam defense using a semaphore to prevent dogpile effect.
High-performance Swift framework for task execution, memory caching, and data management with intelligent execution merging, TTL caching, and retry logic
Add a caching interface to Prisma, compatible with Memcached, Redis and Hazelcast.
Cache values in your Web Extension and clear them on expiration. Also includes a memoize-like API to cache any function results automatically
A thread safe map which has expiring key-value pairs.
Efficient, asynchronous batching and caching in clustered environments, port of Facebook DataLoader
A RESTful caching micro-service in Go backed by Couchbase
A key/value store where pairs can expire after a specified interval
A small and user-friendly ETS wrapper for caching in Elixir
golang bigcache with clustering as a library.
Request caching for Phoenix & Absinthe (GraphQL), short circuiting even the JSON decoding/encoding
Erlang, in-memory distributable cache
Gocache is an in-memory key:value store/cache (similar to Memcached) library for Go, suitable for single-machine applications. it is safe with concorent go routine access.
Key-value store for temporary items :memo:
An unofficial Google Cloud Platform Go Datastore wrapper that adds caching using memcached. For App Engine Flexible, Compute Engine, Kubernetes Engine, and more.
Simple in-memory key-value storage with TTL for each record.
lack middleware for compressing and caching static resources