B.4. Use Output and Data Caching
Many of the Web services you'll build, at least initially, will expose data to clients. You can cache returned data in memory to reduce the number of hits on your back-end data source (the database). Naturally, the rule of “nothing comes for free” applies here so whether you use output or data caching you need to buy lots of RAM for your server.
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