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Comparison

Stack Default Caching Behavior Default Cache Backend Cache Documentation URL
Laravel Caching available but not enabled by default for app logic; framework config caching exists File cache https://laravel.com/docs/cache
Django Caching framework included but disabled by default Local-memory backend https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/stable/topics/cache
Drupal Page and render caching enabled by default in production; dynamic page cache enabled Database-backed cache bins https://www.drupal.org/docs/extending-drupal/cache-api
MediaWiki Parser cache and message cache enabled by default Database-backed cache https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Caching
Symfony Caching system available but not enabled by default for application logic Filesystem cache https://symfony.com/doc/current/cache.html
CiviCRM Caching enabled by default for settings, metadata, and compiled templates File-based cache and database-backed cache https://docs.civicrm.org/dev/en/latest/framework/cache
TiddlyWiki Entire wiki cached in memory by default In-memory wiki store https://tiddlywiki.com/#Caching

Search Crawler

Here's a brief overview of the caching policies for Nutch, Heritrix, and OpenSearchServer:

1. **Nutch**: Nutch does not have a specific caching policy built into its core functionality. However, it can be integrated with other caching solutions or frameworks to manage caching based on the specific needs of the deployment.

2. **Heritrix**: Heritrix does not have a built-in caching policy either. It focuses on web crawling and archiving, leaving caching policies to be managed by the systems that use Heritrix or by integrating with external caching solutions.

3. **OpenSearchServer**: OpenSearchServer has a more defined caching policy. It includes an **index request cache** designed to enhance search performance by storing the results of frequently executed search queries at the shard level. This cache is enabled by default and is particularly useful for read-heavy workloads. The cache is automatically invalidated at the configured refresh interval, ensuring that stale results are never returned. Users can configure the cache size and other parameters to optimize performance based on their specific needs.

Would you like more detailed information on configuring caching policies for any of these tools?

Web

CacheFactory would be the most portable and easiest to debug:

function sharedCache($cacheFactory)
   {
   var sharedCache = $cacheFactory.get('sharedCache') ? $cacheFactory.get('sharedCache') : $cacheFactory('sharedCache');

   return sharedCache;
   }

function bar(sharedCache)
   {
   var data = {
     firstName: 'John',
     lastName: 'Smith',
     pocket: 30
     };

   sharedCache.put('sharedCache', data);
   }

bar.$inject = ['sharedCache', '$scope'];
sharedCache.$inject = ['$cacheFactory'];

angular.module('foo',[]);
angular.module('foo').constant('sharedCache', sharedCache);
angular.module('foo').run(bar);

Filters can read the data and output using ng-include and the templateCache. For example:

function bop(name)
  {
  var data = baz.data.get('sharedCache');
  var tmpl = '';

  try
     {
     tmpl = tmpl.concat('<h1>',data.firstName, '</h1>');
     baz.tmpl.put(name, tmpl);
     }
  catch(e)
     {
     console.log(e);
     }
  }

function baz($templateCache, sharedCache)
  {
  baz.tmpl = $templateCache;
  baz.data = sharedCache;
  return bop;
  }

baz.$inject=['$templateCache', 'sharedCache'];
angular.module('foo').filter('baz', baz);

With this markup:

<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.23/angular.min.js"></script>
<div ng-app="foo">
  <div ng-include="'userContent' | baz"></div>
</div>

Migration

AngularJS

  1. Create a sharedCache method that injects cacheFactory
  2. Call $cacheFactory('sharedCache') to initialize it
    function sharedCache($cacheFactory)
       {
       var sharedCache = $cacheFactory.get('sharedCache') ? $cacheFactory.get('sharedCache') : $cacheFactory('sharedCache');
       sharedCache.put('sharedCache', [])
    
       return sharedCache;
       }
  1. Reference the namespace:
var foo = () => { return $cacheFactory.get('sharedCache').get('sharedCache') }

VueX

  1. Create a sharedCache.js file in the /store directory
  2. Create a sharedCache key/value pair in the state method
export const state = () => ({
  sharedCache: []
  1. Reference the namespace:
var foo = () => { return this.$store.state.sharedCache.sharedCache }

References

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