cascache: CAS-Safe Cache Implementation with Pluggable Providers and Bulk Validation
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unkn0wn_root
Slow-proofed and worth the wait. Worth its weight in flour.
Summary
cascache is a provider-agnostic Compare-And-Set (CAS) cache implementation that ensures safe single-key reads without stale values, supports bulk caching with read-side validation, and offers optional distributed mode for multi-replica deployments. It features pluggable codecs and generation stores, making it flexible for various caching scenarios while maintaining data consistency and safety.
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Safe single-key reads (no stale values), optional bulk caching with read-side validation
and an opt‑in distributed mode for multi-replica deployments
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