What is the best way to handle caching in nodejs

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The simplest way to handle caching in Node.js is to use in-memory caching with objects or libraries like node-cache. If you need more features or scalability, consider using external caching services like Redis. For web applications, utilize HTTP caching headers. Choose the method that suits your needs best, starting with the simplest approach and scaling up if necessary.

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[sn247776]

You've got a bunch of options for caching in Node.js. You could start with simple in-memory caches like node-cache or memory-cache. Another cool choice is Redis, which is super speedy and flexible. Then there's HTTP caching, which you can tap into or make your own with middleware in Express.js. Oh, and don't forget about CDNs for caching stuff like images or scripts all over the world. Just make sure you're keeping an eye on cache invalidation so your data stays fresh. Mixing and matching these strategies can really give your app a boost!