You are working on optimizing a Spring Boot application that has heavy read operations. How would you design the caching mechanism to ensure data consistency while minimizing the load on the underlying data store?

  • Apply a Least Recently Used (LRU) cache eviction policy.
  • Implement a time-based cache eviction strategy.
  • Use a cache aside pattern with a distributed cache system.
  • Utilize a write-through caching approach.
In scenarios with heavy read operations and the need for data consistency, the cache-aside pattern with a distributed cache system is a suitable choice. It allows you to read data from cache when available, update it when necessary, and minimize load on the data store. Time-based cache eviction, write-through caching, and LRU policies may be applicable in different contexts but do not directly address the data consistency concern.
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