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Implement Caching Strategies to Reduce Key Vault Calls

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The lesson explains why caching is needed to stay under the Key Vault throttle limit of 4,000 GET requests per vault per 10 seconds, shows a time-based cache with configurable TTL, and discusses the risks of stale secrets, cache invalidation via Event Grid, and the recommendation to use multiple Key Vaults instead of caching.

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This Module AI Secrets on Azure Key Vault
Introduction to Azure Key Vault
Introduction to Azure Key Vault
Store and Organize Secrets, Keys, and Certificates
Store and Organize Secrets, Keys, and Certificates
Retrieve Secrets Using Azure SDK Client Libraries
Retrieve Secrets Using Azure SDK Client Libraries
Handle Secret Versioning and Rotation
Handle Secret Versioning and Rotation
Implement Caching Strategies to Reduce Key Vault Calls
Implement Caching Strategies to Reduce Key Vault Calls
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