Why use shared cache?
There is no more efficient way to increase the scalable performance of applications then the use caching to unload deeper layers.
>> Shared Cache>> Shared Cache Server>> Service Cleanup>> Cache Item Priority
Cleanup Strategy - CacheItemPriority
Each item which is added to the Cache contains an Priority. Possible priorities to set are the following one:
- Low = 10 - Cache items with this priority level are the most likely to be deleted from the cache as the server frees system memory.
- BelowNormal = 20 - Cache items with this priority level are more likely to be deleted from the cache as the server frees system memory than items assigned a Normal priority.
- Normal = 30 - Cache items with this priority level are likely to be deleted from the cache as the server frees system memory only after those items with Low or BelowNormal priority. This is the default.
- AboveNormal = 40 - Cache items with this priority level are less likely to be deleted as the server frees system memory than those assigned a Normal priority.
- High = 50 - Cache items with this priority level are the least likely to be deleted from the cache as the server frees system memory.
Depends on the item priority the items will stay longer in cache, default is Normal.
Cleanup Overview can be found here.
