Kent Rancourt
1 min readFeb 1, 2020

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You could. People do it. But, imho, storing pointers in an in-memory cache can be messy business.

Any user of the cache who receives a pointer for a cache hit can innocently mutate cache contents, perhaps without realizing they are doing so.

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Kent Rancourt
Kent Rancourt

Written by Kent Rancourt

Kent is a founding engineer at Akuity, working primarily with Kubernetes, Argo CD, and other open source projects.

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