Cache invalidation is the process of removing or updating outdated data from a cache to ensure users receive fresh, accurate information. Developers and engineers use it to maintain performance and consistency in web applications, databases, and content delivery networks. E-commerce sites, API providers, and high-traffic platforms benefit most by preventing stale content and reducing server load.
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