SLRU (Segmented LRU) Cache
SLRU is a segmented LRU cache with multiple segments, suitable for high concurrency environments.
Overview
SLRU (Segmented LRU) divides the cache into multiple segments, where each segment is an independent LRU cache. This design can reduce lock contention and improve concurrency performance.
Features
- Hit Rate: 90%
- Memory Usage: High
- Concurrency: High
- Implementation Complexity: Medium
Use Cases
- Reduce lock contention
- High concurrency environments
- Large cache sizes
- Scenarios requiring high concurrency performance
Quick Start
Installation
Basic Usage
Advanced Usage
How It Works
SLRU divides the cache into multiple segments:
Each segment has its own lock, allowing multiple goroutines to access different segments simultaneously, reducing lock contention.
API Reference
Constructors
Main Methods
Performance Characteristics
- Time Complexity:
- Set: O(1)
- Get: O(1)
- Delete: O(1)
- Space Complexity: O(n), where n is cache capacity
- Concurrency Performance: 2-3x higher than standard LRU
Best Practices
- Choose appropriate segment count: Usually 4-8 segments work best
- First choice for high concurrency: SLRU provides best performance under high concurrency
- Monitor segment distribution: Periodically check usage of each segment to ensure load balancing