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EF Core 3x introduces the interceptors concept. By using them we can watch for the specific queries which are tagged as Cachable (using the standard TagWith method) and then cache their results. This method is a lot faster, doesn't use any Reflection and just uses the standard and public API of EF core and doesn't change the current expression tree. Also it doesn't need any settings for the cache invalidation. Cache invalidation will be performed during the CRUD operations automatically.
EF Core 3x introduces the interceptors concept. By using them we can watch for the specific queries which are
tagged
asCachable
(using the standardTagWith
method) and then cache their results. This method is a lot faster, doesn't use any Reflection and just uses the standard and public API of EF core and doesn't change the current expression tree. Also it doesn't need any settings for the cache invalidation. Cache invalidation will be performed during the CRUD operations automatically.You can find this new library here:
https://github.com/VahidN/EFCoreSecondLevelCacheInterceptor
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