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I am using the AbpRedisCache to provide caching for frequently used data in my application and recently hit an upper memory limit of my Redis cache.
The exception coming from the Redis layer bubbled out of the cache and aborted every request coming from my users.
I had assumed that the ABP cache wrapper would have caught the exception from the underlying store and just used the factory method to access the database directly (effectively resulting in there being no cache layer).
Is there a way to change the default behaviour, or am I better off writing my own extension methods to provide this behaviour?
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hikalkan
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Cache does not handle exception of backing-cache
Cache should handle cache provder failures for Get method and use factory method to return the requested item.
Jun 2, 2017
I am using the AbpRedisCache to provide caching for frequently used data in my application and recently hit an upper memory limit of my Redis cache.
The exception coming from the Redis layer bubbled out of the cache and aborted every request coming from my users.
I had assumed that the ABP cache wrapper would have caught the exception from the underlying store and just used the factory method to access the database directly (effectively resulting in there being no cache layer).
Is there a way to change the default behaviour, or am I better off writing my own extension methods to provide this behaviour?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: