http://jakeydocs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/performance/caching/distributed.html Web23 sep. 2024 · The default MS-provided MemoryCache is entirely thread safe. Any custom implementation that derives from MemoryCache may not be thread safe. If you're using plain MemoryCache out of the box, it is thread safe. Browse the source code of my open source distributed caching solution to see how I use it (MemCache.cs):
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Web2 mrt. 2024 · Working on LUA solution (pseudo-code): x=llen free y=llen lock if x+y =0 ; lpush free a brpoplpush free lock 30 expire lock 600. I'm checking if the lists are empty, is so I add a value to free - this is sort of init to the locking. brpoplpush is the actual locking and wait if locked. the expire is for when the lock is not freed (for whatever ... Web17 mrt. 2024 · Each ICacheEntry is paired with MemoryCacheEntryOptions which exposes expiration eviction functionality with IChangeToken, priority settings with … fink truss angles
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Web13 nov. 2024 · Assuming you have an instance IDistributedCache distributedCache in hand (perhaps just configured and instantiated, perhaps provided to local code by Dependency Injection): // Create a Polly cache policy for caching string results, using that IDistributedCache instance. var cachePolicy = Policy . Web11 jan. 2024 · i1 acquires the LOCK, we have an entry in cache ‘LOCK 5’, after 5-sec lock got released, however, i1 is unaware of this at 5th sec since i1 is still processing/completing the job. esky waiting for payment