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What is Platform Cache?
What is Platform Cache?
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Hi,
"Platform Cache" is a memory layer that store's Salesforce session and org data for later access. "Platform Cache" is just like a RAM for your app. With Platform Cache, your applications can run faster because they store reusable data in memory.
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Basically, Platform cache is a memory that basically stores the salesforce session and org your data for later access and because of that your data is reusable that's why it runs your application faster.
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