In this session, we will explain the advantages that this library provides to improve performance in ASP.NET applications, by combining the use of Memory Cache and Distributed Cache. We will show some usage examples in a demo session.

Hybrid Cache Concept:
HybridCache combines different types of caching, such as local memory (on the server) and a distributed cache (such as Redis or Memcached). This allows applications to take advantage of the speed of in-memory access along with the persistence and scalability of a distributed cache.

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Advantages:

- Speed ​​and Scalability:
By using local memory, latency in obtaining data is reduced. At the same time, distributed cache allows state to be shared among multiple servers, which improves scalability.

- Redundancy and Reliability:
If the distributed cache is not available, local memory can continue to serve requests, providing redundancy.

- Configurability:
Developers can configure how and when to use each type of cache based on the needs of the application.

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- Common Uses:
Ideal for web applications that require high performance and operate in multi-server environments.
It can be used to store data that is frequently queried, such as database query results, configurations, or session data.

- Integration with ASP.NET:
HybridCache easily integrates with the ASP.NET ecosystem, allowing you to use your existing caching infrastructure and enhance it with a hybrid approach.

In short, HybridCache is a powerful solution for handling caching in ASP.NET applications, combining the best of both worlds: the speed of in-memory caching and the scalability of a distributed cache.