Cache Management

Cache management refers to how a computer system temporarily stores frequently accessed data so it can retrieve it quickly. Think of it like a note-taking system: important information is kept close, so you're not searching through all your notes each time. Proper cache management involves deciding what data to keep, update, or discard, ensuring fast performance without using too much memory. It balances speed and resource use to make sure the system responds efficiently to user requests and runs smoothly.