In cache-aside as well as Read-through patterns, in both the patterns we need to write code to write to the database. So whats the real advantage of read-through,write-behind approach?Please clarify my doubt.
What's the advantage of Read-through, write-behind over cache-aside pattern in AppFabric?
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Yes you need to write code in both these patterns but there are a number of benefits for using read-through/write-behind approach.
E.g. in cache-aside pattern, your application is responsible for reading and writing from the database and also to keep cache synchronize with the database. This will make your application's code complex and also may cause code duplication if multiple applications are dealing with the same data. Read-through/write-behind on the other hand simplifies the application's logic.
Furthermore read-through may reduce database calls by blocking parallel calls for same object. As explained in this article by NCache
Similarly write-behind(asynchronous) can improve your application's performance by speeding up the write operation,
See this article for further details on advantages of using read-through/write-behind over cache-aside. I hope this will help :)