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Customer Data Synchronization: Caching customer details retrieved from a CRM system to avoid repeated API calls to the CRM.
Product Catalog Integration: Caching product information from an ERP system to speed up order processing.
Lookup Tables: Caching frequently used lookup tables (e.g., country codes, currency conversions) to avoid repeated database queries.
API Rate Limiting: Caching API responses to reduce the number of API calls and stay within rate limits.
A typical Action’s Cache configuration can look something like this:
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In summary, caching is a powerful technique used to enhance performance, improve reliability, and reduce the load on connected systems. It's a critical component for building scalable and efficient integrations.