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.PostEvictionCallbacksproperty 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 theCacheItemPolicywhen setting the value. From the documentation:Another alternative with that version of
MemoryCacheis to callCreateCacheEntryChangeMonitor: