I am using MemoryCache
in one of my project to cache some keys and value.
private bool CacheEntries<T>(MemoryCache memoryCache, string cacheKey, T value, Configuration config, Action<MemoryCacheEntryOptions> otherOptions = null)
{
int minutes = randomGenerator.Next(config.LowTime, config.HighTime);
MemoryCacheEntryOptions options = new MemoryCacheEntryOptions()
{
Size = config.Size,
Priority = config.Priority,
AbsoluteExpirationRelativeToNow = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(minutes)
};
if (otherOptions != null) otherOptions(options);
CacheKeys.Add(cacheKey);
memoryCache.Set<T>(cacheKey, value, options);
return true;
}
I have an expiration on my keys as shown above. Also I am storing same key in CacheKeys
HashSet
data structure for later use. Is there any way to attach a listener on my MemoryCache
that whenever it is expiring any items then that listener should get called so that I can remove those keys from CacheKeys
HashSet
as well. Basically I want to be consistent with what I have in CacheKeys
and MemoryCache
.
Is this possible to do?
You appear to be using the Platform Extensions object from Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory. You can use the
MemoryCacheEntryOptions.PostEvictionCallbacks
property for the MemoryCacheEntryOptions object when you set the item's value in the cache:Alternatively, if you can change to the System.Runtime.Caching version of
MemoryCache
, you can use theCacheItemPolicy
when setting the value. From the documentation:Another alternative with that version of
MemoryCache
is to callCreateCacheEntryChangeMonitor
: