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I have both in my project anyways, which brings me to the question, does one have an advantage over the other? Second question, does CacheManager 1.2 work with Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory 2.2? |
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MichaCo
Feb 8, 2019
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Those two caches have very different implementations. The Extesions.Caching one uses ConcurrentDictionary, the SystemRuntimeCaching uses a shared memory buckets per Core as far as I know. The Eviction and other configuration options are different two. Regarding the 2nd questions, it should. |
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Those two caches have very different implementations. The Extesions.Caching one uses ConcurrentDictionary, the SystemRuntimeCaching uses a shared memory buckets per Core as far as I know.
The Eviction and other configuration options are different two.
Depends on the platform and use cases I guess.
Regarding the 2nd questions, it should.