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Where Exactly Is the Cache? Locality in a Multi-Layer Execution Service
Using a multi-layer execution service as an example, this article breaks down the multiple levels of locality across request identity, edge routing, execution resources, and backend caches, then presents reusable approaches to routing, invalidation, failover, and observability.
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