Cache like stackoverflow?

If your questions are stored in a SQL database you could setup an SQL expiration policy so that when data changes the cache will expire.

– UpTheCreek Dec 23 '10 at 12:55 @UpTheCreek, yes SQL Server only. – Darin Dimitrov Dec 23 '10 at 13:57.

Darin is correct. Additionally, if you don't have SQL Server, or don't want to use it as the cache dependency, you can create a custom cache dependency, as 15seconds has a tutorial on: 15seconds.com/issue/040518.htm.

Remember, there are only two hard problems in computer science, and cache invalidation is one them. Don't add the trouble of caching until you need it. As always, avoid premature optimization like this.

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