A developer is remotely fetching the reviews for a product.
Assume that it's an HTTP GET request and caching needs to be implemented, what consideration should the developer keep in mind for building the caching strategy?
A.
Cache the HTTP service request
B.
Remote include with caching only the reviews
C.
Use custom cache
D.
Cached remote include with cache of the HTTP service
For efficient caching of HTTP GET requests used to fetch product reviews, the best practice is to use a cached remote include combined with caching of the HTTP service itself (Answer D). This method involves caching the output of the remote service call at the service layer and reusing it for subsequent requests. This approach minimizes the number of calls to the remote service, reduces load times, and ensures that the displayed reviews are up-to-date as per the cache's freshness settings. It optimally balances the performance benefits of caching with the need to keep content like reviews current.
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