Cache some variables in memory like memcached or redis and only visible in my scoped application

[sam861]

I use `sn_ws.RESTMessageV2` in Business Rule and some variables must be saved to reuse next for a while, for example, cookies, token. As a matter of convenience, I use to system property to store them, but after reading [Add a system property](Add a system property ), It says:

Some properties in the system are not visible in an instance by default and must be added to the System Property [sys_properties] table. You can add a system property if a feature requires the addition of the property.

Important: System properties store configuration information that rarely or never changes. Each time you change or add a system property, the system flushes the cache to keep all nodes in the cluster in synch. This cache flush has a very high performance cost for one to ten minutes, which can potentially cause an outage if done excessively. To prevent such outages, do not use a system property to store configuration information that changes more than once or twice a month. Instead, use a custom table to store regularly changing configuration information.

It recommend me to use a custom table. So, is there any way to cache some variables with high performance?

Moreover I also find Business Rules or Script Includes are always re-loaded and re-executed, in which, defined variables cannot retain their previous value.

And

RESTMessageV2 - setAuthenticationProfile(String type, String profileId)

Set the credentials for the REST message using an existing basic auth or OAuth 2.0 profile.

Name	Type	Description
type	String	The type of authentication profile to use. Valid values are 'basic' to use basic authentication, or 'oauth2' to use OAuth 2.0.
profileId	String	The sys_id of an authentication profile record. When using basic auth, specify the sys_id of a Basic Auth Configuration [sys_auth_profile_basic] record. When using OAuth 2.0, specify the sys_id of a OAuth Entity Profile [oauth_entity_profile] record.

[Surendra Raika1]

have you tried using GLOBAL VARIABLES?

TechNow Episode 10 | Faster Access Control List Rules - YouTube Chuck   and Andrew explained the use of global variables

[TD14]

Hi,

I tried the suggested solution in Kingston, but it ain't working. Can you please update if you tried the solution in the video and it worked for you?

Thanks,

Tomer