Rest API - Caching StrategiesHow can you implement caching in a REST API to benefit only users with slow network connections?ABy detecting client network speed and applying cache headers conditionallyBBy caching all responses regardless of client conditionsCBy disabling caching for slow connections to avoid stale dataDBy forcing clients to disable their local cacheCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify client network speedThe server can detect or receive info about client connection speed.Step 2: Conditional cachingApply cache-control headers or caching logic only for slow connections to improve performance.Final Answer:By detecting client network speed and applying cache headers conditionally -> Option AQuick Check:Selective caching based on client speed improves efficiency [OK]Quick Trick: Use client speed to decide caching [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESCaching all responses without conditionDisabling caching for slow clients unnecessarilyForcing clients to disable cache
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