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| License | Shareware, $995.00 |
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| Operating System | Windows (All) |
| Date Added | July 9, 2020 |
| Total Downloads | 1,334 |
| Publisher | Alachisoft |
| Homepage | NCache |
Publisher's Description
NCache is an in-memory object caching solution for .NET applications with real-time data access needs. It not only lets you cache read-only data but also complex transactional data with relationships. As a result, your application can cache most of its data and improve performance.
Latest Reviews
cygors reviewed v4.9 on Feb 21, 2018
A fantastic program that deserves to be supported.
cyberguy reviewed v4.9 on Feb 19, 2018
This product appears to be targeted toward mid-large enterprises with distributed systems. As such the pricing appears to be in line with what the target customers expect to pay. As I am not this kind of customer I cannot say if the price tag is in line with what I expect to pay for this kind of functionality - especially one built around open source code. For that I will give a reasonable rating as this would be something that suits an enterprise customer even though it is not something that would provide value to me personally.
Dystopia. reviewed v3.6.2 SP3 on May 10, 2010
Contact Martin_Brewster@NCache.com to buy this product
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Martin_Brewster reviewed v3.6.1 on May 20, 2009
We have one of the busiest e-commerce websites online and we have been using NCache for about 2 years. We are not only more than happy with NCache's performance but are also highly impressed with the level of support that has been provided to us. NCache is worth its price and then some. I don't know why people malign a product or comment on it when they have not even used it on an appreciable scale. I guess they might have vested interests.
I suggest people download this product, install it and try it in their own environment. If it works for them, its value would seem to them to be much more than the price tag involved. In fact, they even came out with a free version a few months ago. I guess now they have even taken away that excuse to be apprehensive.
jotte_ct reviewed v3.6.1 on May 12, 2009
The $995.00 it's per physical CPU :)
I guess for this price, when using this product, everything should run at minimum light speed.
I just need to see a site using this product in order to become a believer...
Morningdove reviewed v3.4 on Nov 14, 2008
$995.00?
Is the decimal point in the correct position?
cygors reviewed v4.9 on Feb 21, 2018
Pros: I've used this for years and recommend it highly.
Cons: none
Bottom Line: A fantastic program that deserves to be supported.
cyberguy reviewed v4.9 on Feb 19, 2018
Pros: 3 levels of product license: Free Open source, Free-Licensed community and Enterprise,
Can speed up your application by caching .net objects.
Cons: Free versions very limited in use
Very little value here for personal or even power users.
Bottom Line: This product appears to be targeted toward mid-large enterprises with distributed systems. As such the pricing appears to be in line with what the target customers expect to pay. As I am not this kind of customer I cannot say if the price tag is in line with what I expect to pay for this kind of functionality - especially one built around open source code. For that I will give a reasonable rating as this would be something that suits an enterprise customer even though it is not something that would provide value to me personally.
Dystopia. reviewed v3.6.2 SP3 on May 10, 2010
Contact Martin_Brewster@NCache.com to buy this product
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Martin_Brewster reviewed v3.6.1 on May 20, 2009
We have one of the busiest e-commerce websites online and we have been using NCache for about 2 years. We are not only more than happy with NCache's performance but are also highly impressed with the level of support that has been provided to us. NCache is worth its price and then some. I don't know why people malign a product or comment on it when they have not even used it on an appreciable scale. I guess they might have vested interests.
I suggest people download this product, install it and try it in their own environment. If it works for them, its value would seem to them to be much more than the price tag involved. In fact, they even came out with a free version a few months ago. I guess now they have even taken away that excuse to be apprehensive.
jotte_ct reviewed v3.6.1 on May 12, 2009
The $995.00 it's per physical CPU :)
I guess for this price, when using this product, everything should run at minimum light speed.
I just need to see a site using this product in order to become a believer...
Morningdove reviewed v3.4 on Nov 14, 2008
$995.00?
Is the decimal point in the correct position?