Accounting

Caching Data in a Distributed System

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Caching Data in a Distributed System

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Cached data is data that is proactively stored in working memory. This is usually done to speed up processing of individual system requests. An example of this data may be a list of states in the USA, a list of web pages in the application, or a list of valid account status code.

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