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The MSDN documentation on the SPCache leaves very much to the imagination. But since it sounds interesting, I'm wondering whether it is a farm-wide cache. Does anyone know?

Currently I'm caching using the System.Web.Cache, but this makes flushing cache entries across the farm difficult, so a built-in farm-wide solution would be quite preferable.

Is the SPCache the same as the "object cache"?

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Well, compared to the usual SharePoint documentation it's pretty well documented :)

I'm pretty sure it's not Farm Wide. Essentially it is a thread-safe Dictionary in memory of the server that uses it, and I have not seen anything that synchronizes it across the farm (I was planning to build my own object-cache for that purpose at some point).

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  • Thanks. Guess I'll use shorter cache times instead of building something farm-wide. – ScarePoint Apr 7 '11 at 7:48
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If you want a multi-server high performance cache consider using the AppFabric cache.

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  • Agreed, Velocity also suppports claims based auth so it's quite easy to set up in a secure manner. – Wictor Wilen MCA MCM MVP Apr 9 '11 at 9:05

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