Architectural Caching Patterns for Kubernetes
summary
Compares concrete caching topologies on Kubernetes and shows which one to pick by claim and evidence: demoed architectures include Sidecar Caching, Reverse Proxy Caching with Nginx, and Envoy-level caching with Service Mesh; Hazelcast appears as a reverse-proxy sidecar option. Each pattern includes sample configuration, operational trade-offs (latency, consistency, deployment complexity), and failure modes so the decision is driven by measurable costs and what actually gets built and operated rather than vague promises.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Kubernetes caching patterns
- 2:35Why caching matters
- 5:56Distributed caching topologies
- 9:08Client-server vs cloud-native caching
- 12:47Language-agnostic caching solutions
- 17:06Reverse proxy caching
- 20:22Service versioning and caching
- 22:52Reverse proxy best practices
- 24:19On-premises vs cloud caching
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