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# Class PlatformCacheConfiguration

Native .NET cache configuration.

Enables native .NET cache. Cache entries will be stored in deserialized form in CLR heap.

When enabled on server nodes, all primary keys will be stored in platform memory as well.

Same eviction policy applies to near cache entries for all keys on client nodes and non-primary keys on server nodes.

Enabling this can greatly improve performance for key-value operations and scan queries, at the expense of RAM usage.

Supported operations (async counterparts included):

- Get(TK), TryGet(TK, out TV)
- GetAll(IEnumerable<TK>)
- ContainsKey(TK), ContainsKeys(IEnumerable<TK>)
- LocalPeek(TK, CachePeekMode[]), TryLocalPeek(TK, out TV, CachePeekMode[])
- GetLocalEntries(CachePeekMode[])
- GetLocalSize(CachePeekMode[])
- Query(QueryBase) with ScanQuery<TK, TV>

##### Inheritance

System.Object
PlatformCacheConfiguration

###### Namespace: Apache.Ignite.Core.Cache.Configuration

###### Assembly: Apache.Ignite.Core.dll

##### Syntax

    public class PlatformCacheConfiguration : object

### Constructors

#### PlatformCacheConfiguration()

Initializes a new instance of the PlatformCacheConfiguration class.

##### Declaration

    public PlatformCacheConfiguration()

### Properties

#### KeepBinary

Gets or sets a value indicating whether platform cache should store keys and values in binary form.

##### Declaration

    public bool KeepBinary { get; set; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Boolean |

#### KeyTypeName

Gets or sets fully-qualified platform type name of the cache key used for the local map. When not set, object-based map is used, which can reduce performance and increase allocations due to boxing.

##### Declaration

    public string KeyTypeName { get; set; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.String |

#### ValueTypeName

Gets or sets fully-qualified platform type name of the cache value used for the local map. When not set, object-based map is used, which can reduce performance and increase allocations due to boxing.

##### Declaration

    public string ValueTypeName { get; set; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.String |