Summary
When cached creator responses are evicted, there is no log entry to indicate why or when the eviction occurred. A debug-level structured log at the eviction point helps operators understand cache churn and tune TTLs without a full metrics setup.
Scope
- identify where cache evictions are triggered for creator endpoint responses
- add a debug-level structured log when an eviction occurs
- include the cache key and eviction reason in the log fields
Acceptance Criteria
- a cache eviction emits a debug-level log with key and reason
- the log does not appear at info level in production
- normal cache hits and misses are not affected
Contributor coordination: if you pick this up, reach out in Telegram for updates or clarification: https://t.me/accesslayerorg
Summary
When cached creator responses are evicted, there is no log entry to indicate why or when the eviction occurred. A debug-level structured log at the eviction point helps operators understand cache churn and tune TTLs without a full metrics setup.
Scope
Acceptance Criteria
Contributor coordination: if you pick this up, reach out in Telegram for updates or clarification: https://t.me/accesslayerorg