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The read-through cache pattern is a caching strategy that enhances performance by maintaining a cache between the application and the data store. Unlike the cache-aside pattern, where the application is responsible for reading from and writing to the cache, in the read-through pattern, the cache itself manages the interaction with the data store.

The cache-aside pattern is a widely used and most common caching technique that enhances performance by maintaining a cache of data that’s expensive to fetch or compute. It’s typically used in systems or use cases where read operations are more frequent than write operations.