Did someone say collection data types? Oh, we did!

Momento has introduced three new cacheable collection data types—List, Set, and Dictionary—expanding its capabilities for managing data in applications. Lists maintain the order of inserted elements and allow duplicates, making them ideal for scenarios like chat history in games. Sets ensure unique element storage without regard to order, useful for tracking unique game players. Dictionaries allow selective data retrieval, improving efficiency by avoiding unnecessary data transfer, which is environmentally sustainable and cost-effective. These collection types support features such as auto-truncation, byte support, and individual Time to Live (TTL) settings, enhancing data management flexibility. Additionally, Momento's caching solutions scale seamlessly with serverless applications, accommodating sudden traffic surges without compromising performance. Currently available for Node.js, Python, .NET, and PHP, with plans to extend support to Go, Rust, and Java, Momento's new offerings are designed based on customer feedback and aim to further empower users with innovative features.