After switching an ASP.NET MVC 5 application to Azure Redis (Microsoft.Web.RedisOutputCacheProvider
Nuget package) I was surprised to see that OutputCacheAttribute
when set to use either OutputCacheLocation.Any
or OutputCacheLocation.ServerAndClient
[Route("Views/Orders")]
[OutputCache(Duration = 600, Location = OutputCacheLocation.Any)]
public ActionResult Orders()
{
}
randomly generates the following error:
When using a custom output cache provider like 'RedisOutputCache', only the following expiration policies and cache features are supported: file dependencies, absolute expirations, static validation callbacks and static substitution callbacks.
which is weird as the declaration above clearly defines just absolute expiration without any advanced stuff like varybyparam
. After some searching it looks like there is no fix to this issue which is extremely frustrating. Are there any external cache providers compatible with ASP.NET caching mechanics? If not, how do you implement server side HTTP output caching in cluster scenarios in MVC/WebApi apps?
The issue is that if the endpoint is authenticated, then by definition the output varies by the user. So basically all external output cache providers are no longer an option.
Your options are either:
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