Server-side Caching vs Client-side Caching | System Design Tradeoffs |
Caching is a critical component in system design which provides temporary storage of data for faster access upon subsequent requests. It helps improve performance, reduce latency, and manage load effectively. Today, we're going to discuss a crucial topic that every system designer must grapple with: Server-side Caching vs Client-side Caching.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
• 00:00 Introduction
• 00:41 What is Server-side Caching, Pros and Cons
• 02:24 What is Client-side Caching, Pros and Cons
• 04:01 System Design Tradeoff between Server-side Caching and Client-side Caching
• 06:40 Hybrid approach of Caching and Use Cases
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