.NET Data Structures in Cache

This feature is only available in NCache Enterprise Edition.

NCache provides exclusive support for adding/updating data structures, where the data is manipulated directly over the server, improving performance.

NCache provides support for the following data structures which are extensions to the .NET data type interfaces:

In This Section

.NET Data Structures Behavior and Usage in Cache
Explains the feature-wise and and topology wise behaviors for data structures in NCache in detail.

List Behavior and Usage in Cache
Explains how lists can be manipulated in cache and used with NCache specific features.

Queue Behavior and Usage in Cache
Explains how queues can be manipulated in cache and used with NCache specific features.

Sets Behavior and Usage in Cache
Explains how sets can be manipulated in cache and used with NCache specific features.

Dictionary Behavior and Usage in Cache
Explains how dictionaries can be manipulated in cache and used with NCache specific features.

Counter Behavior and Usage in Cache
Explains how counters can be manipulated in cache and used with NCache specific features.

Configure Searchable Attributes for Data Structures in Cache
Explains how cache searchable attributes such as groups, tags and named tags can be associated with a data type.

Configure Invalidation Attributes for Data Structures in Cache
Explains how cache invalidation attributes such as expiration, eviction and dependencies can be associated with a data type.

Query on Data Structures
Explains how data structures configured with cache searchable attributes can be queried in cache.

Remove Existing Data Structure from Cache
Explains how data structures can be removed from a cache based on their keys.