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Lesson 4 of 6 — Posture rollup cache on workspaces
Command Centre Enhancements · Source: Jira Story GOV-223 (3 pts) · Authority: Informational (the Jira story is authoritative).
Purpose
Serve the landing posture from a cache, fast.
Why it matters
Recomputing on every landing is slow at scale; a rollup cache fixes it.
Where this lives
Runs in the Customer AI Governance platform (components: command-centre). A posture rollup cache serves the landing from a single indexed read, invalidated on change. Learn teaches this read-only.
Workflow
- Given a landing render
- When it loads
- Then it is served from one indexed read
Worked example
The landing page is slow because it recomputes posture each load. What's the fix?
Serve it from the posture rollup cache (one indexed read), invalidated when posture changes.
Acceptance criteria (authoritative — GOV-223)
Given a landing render, when it loads, then it is served from one indexed read.
Common pitfalls
- A stale cache that isn't invalidated on posture change.
Knowledge check
- Scenario: The landing page is slow because it recomputes posture each load. What's the fix?
- Look for: Serve it from the posture rollup cache (one indexed read), invalidated when posture changes.
Key concepts
- rollup cache
- single indexed read
- cache invalidation
For the AI Tutor
- Summary: Serve the landing posture from a cache, fast.
- When to use: teaching or answering questions about "posture rollup cache on workspaces".
- When NOT to use: the recompute that fills the cache (that is GOV-135).
- Key concepts: rollup cache, single indexed read, cache invalidation.
Completion criteria
Learner passes the scenario knowledge check and can point to the system state that satisfies GOV-223's acceptance criterion.
Related
- Module: LEARN-MOD-008 (Command Centre Enhancements)
- Provenance: LEARN-MAP-001 · Generation standard: LEARN-STD-002
- Next: LEARN-LSN-043