Welcome to Forge Cache EAP!

Early Access Programs Forge Cache EAP
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Hi everyone,

Thanks for joining the EAP for Forge Cache. We’re really excited to get this into your hands and are eager to hear your thoughts.

What do you need to do?

  1. If you are here, we have already enabled access for the AppId submitted via the signup form. However, If you need to add another app, please fill out the form and we will enable it for you
  2. Read through the documentation here

You are now all set to start testing!

Recap of what we are offering with this EAP

  • A high-performance, high-throughput ephemeral cache solution for Forge
  • Ability to define a flexible TTL of up to 1 hr
  • Atomicity to allow consistency in the face of concurrency
  • Operations like: Get, Set, SetIfNotExists, Delete, IncrementAndGet and DecrementAndGet

Known limitations

  • A TTL of a maximum 1 hr is supported with a minimum of 30sec. In case your use case requires higher TTL, please submit a request to us for consideration(more info in the documentation)
  • Production deployments are not allowed at the moment, during the EAP
  • We might need to flush the cache multiple times during the EAP as we proceed with development, we will give a notice of 24 hrs before flushing the cache
  • Please note that we will delete all the EAP cache data post EAP closure. We will ensure to give notice of a minimum 1 week before we close off the EAP and delete data
  • Forge Tunnel is not fully supported yet, however we have added a snippet to the docs, that should help with easier debugging

Topics you should monitor:

Bookmark the main page for the EAP group so you can get a top-level view of subtopics. We’ve split discussions on bug reports ,feature requests etc. into their topics to keep information organized during the EAP.

  1. We will be announcing the status and any new updates related to feature set and timelines here
  2. Please report any bugs and issues that you face in the Bugs and Issues thread. We will also be updating this topic frequently as we identify bugs on our end
  3. Please share feedback and improvement suggestions on the Feedback thread. We are eager to hear how we can improve this and deliver more value to you

That’s all!
Looking forward to receiving your valuable feedback!

Please note : Important updates below

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Hi developer community,

We want to thank everyone here for participating in this Early Access Program (EAP). We appreciate you taking the time and effort to test Forge Cache and provide us with the feedback to improve it.

Inspired by your participation in this private EAP, we’ve decided to open it to all developers in the community. This means that moving forward, this group (and all existing communications herein) will become accessible to all developers.
Incoming participants will still need to go through the same sign-up process and provide their development app ID.

We will soon be making the Forge Cache EAP public. All participants will now be able to submit feedback through the form below:

Feedback : Forge Cache EAP

Again, I want to thank everyone for their patience and enthusiasm in helping build Forge Cache!

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Hi developer community,

We have made several improvements to the Forge Cache, which is currently in EAP (Early Access Program), based on the feedback we received.

What’s new:

  1. Forge Tunnel Support: You can now use Forge Cache functions in while tunneling.
  2. Increment/Decrement changes: You can now set a TTL for the incrementAndGet and decrementAndGet methods.
  3. Error codes: We now provide error codes you can use to automate error handling, allowing for easier debugging.

We are continuously working on improving the feature set to make this more useful for you and will be posting updates as we make further improvements.

To learn more:

  1. Read the documentation here.
  2. If you haven’t already, please sign up for access here.
  3. Keep an eye on EAP community to get regular updates, submit feedback, report bugs, and collaborate with other developers
  4. Read through the changelog here

We hope this helps you unlock your app’s potential and allow to solve for current pain points.
Happy testing!