Object Caching

Object Caching is a persistent caching strategy that stores the results of database queries in the server’s RAM (using Redis or Memcached). This is a game-changer for high-traffic sites because it eliminates the need to perform the same database lookup multiple times. If an industrial client has 5,000 users hitting a product table, object caching ensures that the server only asks the database for that information once, serving it from lightning-fast memory for all subsequent users.