Laravel: Cache::remember()

Introduction
 This method is an excellent way to implement the Cache Aside strategy. The Cache::remember() method accepts three parameters, a key, seconds, and closure used to retrieve data from the database if not found.

Let’s take a look at how to use Cache::remember()

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Cache;

Route::get('/posts', function(){
    $posts = Cache::remember('posts', 60, function () {
        return Post::all();
    });
    return view('post',compact('posts'));
});

In the above example:

•  Posts are the cache key. This is the key under which the cached data will be stored.
• 60 is the number of seconds that the data should be cached for. if the data is retrieved within 60 seconds, it will be returned from the cache without executing the callback function again.
•  The callback function fetches the data if it's not found in the cache. In this case, it retrieves the list of users from the database using Laravel's query builder.
• The first time you call Cache::remember(), it will execute the callback function to fetch the data and store it in the cache. Subsequent calls within the next 60 minutes will retrieve the data from the cache without executing the callback function again.
• This is useful for caching the results of database queries, API calls, or any other operations, thus improving the performance of your application by reducing the need to repeatedly execute these operations.

Good Luck