Calling For CacheDependency in Power Automate and Azure Storage Blob Usage
Performance is crucial in the realm of enterprise apps. Efficient data retrieval is a constant requirement, regardless of the system type—a monolithic system processing thousands of transactions per second or a contemporary cloud-native application catering to a worldwide user base. Caching is one of the main techniques used by developers to increase performance, and the CacheDependency feature in the.NET Framework has been crucial in reducing the need for often looking up relatively static data, which has resulted in notable performance gains. However, as applications move to the cloud and adopt more distributed architectures, the need for caching mechanisms that can seamlessly integrate with cloud storage services like Azure Storage Blob becomes increasingly important. Microsoft Power Automate, a powerful workflow automation platform, has emerged as a go-to tool for integrating and automating