Here's the scenario. I cannot explain it in a good simple english, so it is like saying:
"Hey you just request a query a while ago, please wait 30 seconds to query back. For the meantime, use the cached data".
I have a view "application.blade.php", if you open that page it queries something from the Controller
SELECT * FROM application WHERE user_id = 3
or
$data = Application::findOrFail(3);
return view('application', $data); `
so if a user will open that page/view, it will show some data. In my case, what if a user keeps refreshing/opening that page, so it will trigger the database to multiple query results. Which can cause traffic or such.
Question How to prevent a situation like this. or How to code like this algorithm
if (query_time < 30 sec)
{
display_view_using_cache;
}
The reason why this should be implemented, because as far as my boss concern, he don't want the database to be overflooded with query request.