Developing a caching system for the website and applications

A benefit of caching performance improvement
is faster page load times. When a user visits a web page or application, the system caches elements such as images, text, CSS, and JavaScript code. On the next visit, these elements are retrieved from memory instead of being reloaded, reducing load times.
Secondly, caching reduces the load on the server. When data is cached, the server doesn't need to process requests.

How Caching Improves Application Stability During Peak Times
Caching is one of the most important factors contributing to application stability during increased user traffic, especially during peak times. When servers are under significant pressure due to a large number of requests in a short period of time, server response may slow down, or in some cases, it may even stop working altogether. Caching helps prevent this problem by storing data.

Caching also helps improve the loading speed of images and visual content.
When image and video files are cached, they load immediately when the app is opened. This enhances the user experience by providing a fast and smooth interface.
Improving the user experience with caching also includes reducing errors or crashes in the app. In the event of a server outage or slow network, the system can serve the cached data.

Improving the Performance of E-Commerce Applications
E-commerce applications rely heavily on the speed of delivering information to users. If an application is slow or experiencing delays in displaying products or completing purchases, users may prefer to switch to a more efficient application. Caching is a key solution for improving the performance of e-commerce applications by speeding up data loading.