/nestjs-caching
Implement multi-level caching, invalidation patterns, and stampede protection in NestJS. Use when adding Redis caching layers, configuring cache-manager interceptors, implementing stale-while-revalidate, or preventing cache stampedes in NestJS services.
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Implement multi-level caching, invalidation patterns, and stampede protection in NestJS. Use when adding Redis caching layers, configuring cache-manager interceptors, implementing stale-while-revalidate, or preventing cache stampedes in NestJS services.
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nestjs-caching.SKILL.mdname: nestjs-caching
description: Implement multi-level caching, invalidation patterns, and stampede protection in NestJS. Use when adding Redis caching layers, configuring cache-manager interceptors, implementing stale-while-revalidate, or preventing cache stampedes in NestJS services.
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triggers:
files:
- '**/*.service.ts'
- '**/*.interceptor.ts'
keywords:
- CacheInterceptor
- CacheTTL
- Redis
- stale-while-revalidateCaching & Redis Standards
**Priority: P1 (HIGH)**
Caching Strategy
- **Layering**: Use **Multi-Level Caching** for high-traffic read endpoints.
- **L1 (Local)**: In-Memory (Node.js heap). Ultra-fast, no network. Use `lru-cache` for config/static data.
- **L2 (Distributed)**: Redis. Shared across pods.
- **Pattern**: Implement **Stale-While-Revalidate** to avoid latency spikes during cache misses.
NestJS Implementation
- **Library**: Use `cache-manager` with `cache-manager-redis-yet` (recommended over `cache-manager-redis-store` for V4 stability).
- **Interceptors**: Use `@UseInterceptors(CacheInterceptor)` for simple GET responses.
- **Warning**: Default key URL. Ensure consistent query param ordering or use custom key generators.
See [implementation examples](references/example.md)
Stampede Protection
- **Jitter**: Add random variance to TTLs to prevent simultaneous expiry across keys.
- **Locking**: One process recomputes while others wait or return stale data.
See [implementation examples](references/example.md)
Redis Data Structures
- **Hash (`HSET`)**: Store objects (user profiles) with partial update support.
- **Set (`SADD`)**: Unique collections with O(1) membership checks.
- **Sorted Set (`ZADD`)**: Priority queues, leaderboards, rate-limiting windows.
Invalidation Patterns
- **Tagging**: Use Sets to group cache keys (avoid `KEYS` which O(N) in production).
- _Create_: `SADD post:1:tags cache:post:1`
- _Invalidate_: Fetch tags from Set, then `DEL` grouped keys.
- **Event-Driven**: Listen to domain events (`UserUpdated`) to trigger invalidation asynchronously.
Anti-Patterns
- **No KEYS in production**: Use SET-based tag grouping for cache invalidation; KEYS O(N).
- **No fixed TTLs on grouped caches**: Add jitter (±10s) to prevent simultaneous stampede.
- **No MemoryStorage for multi-pod**: Use Redis store; in-memory cache not shared across pods.
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name: nestjs-caching
description: Implement multi-level caching, invalidation patterns, and stampede protection in NestJS. Use when adding Redis caching layers, configuring cache-manager interceptors, implementing stale-while-revalidate, or preventing cache stampedes in NestJS services.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- '**/*.service.ts'
- '**/*.interceptor.ts'
keywords:
- CacheInterceptor
- CacheTTL
- Redis
- stale-while-revalidateCaching & Redis Standards
**Priority: P1 (HIGH)**
Caching Strategy
- **Layering**: Use **Multi-Level Caching** for high-traffic read endpoints.
- **L1 (Local)**: In-Memory (Node.js heap). Ultra-fast, no network. Use `lru-cache` for config/static data.
- **L2 (Distributed)**: Redis. Shared across pods.
- **Pattern**: Implement **Stale-While-Revalidate** to avoid latency spikes during cache misses.
NestJS Implementation
- **Library**: Use `cache-manager` with `cache-manager-redis-yet` (recommended over `cache-manager-redis-store` for V4 stability).
- **Interceptors**: Use `@UseInterceptors(CacheInterceptor)` for simple GET responses.
- **Warning**: Default key URL. Ensure consistent query param ordering or use custom key generators.
See [implementation examples](references/example.md)
Stampede Protection
- **Jitter**: Add random variance to TTLs to prevent simultaneous expiry across keys.
- **Locking**: One process recomputes while others wait or return stale data.
See [implementation examples](references/example.md)
Redis Data Structures
- **Hash (`HSET`)**: Store objects (user profiles) with partial update support.
- **Set (`SADD`)**: Unique collections with O(1) membership checks.
- **Sorted Set (`ZADD`)**: Priority queues, leaderboards, rate-limiting windows.
Invalidation Patterns
- **Tagging**: Use Sets to group cache keys (avoid `KEYS` which O(N) in production).
- _Create_: `SADD post:1:tags cache:post:1`
- _Invalidate_: Fetch tags from Set, then `DEL` grouped keys.
- **Event-Driven**: Listen to domain events (`UserUpdated`) to trigger invalidation asynchronously.
Anti-Patterns
- **No KEYS in production**: Use SET-based tag grouping for cache invalidation; KEYS O(N).
- **No fixed TTLs on grouped caches**: Add jitter (±10s) to prevent simultaneous stampede.
- **No MemoryStorage for multi-pod**: Use Redis store; in-memory cache not shared across pods.
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