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There are couple of ways to get Umbraco content. Some returns the data from db and some does from the cache. Here is some details about them and how you use it in an umbraco project. IContent  is managed by IContentService and is targetted at back-end, read-write access to content. It's what you want to use when you need to manage content. IPublishedContent  is managed by the "content cache" and is targetted at front-end, read-only access to content. It's what you want to use when rendering content. Document  and  INode  are (roughly) the legacy equivalents of IContent and IPublishedContent. They should not be used anymore, and will eventually be obsoleted entirely. So better ignore them. Way 1 var contentService = new ContentService(); IContent content = contentService.GetById(123); Gets the content from the database. Returns both published and unpublished content. Preferred way to get editable content for CRUD operations in Umbraco 7+. Way 2 va

Below is a CacheHandler that might be useful to store data in cache objects so rather than returning the data from db, we can return it from the Cache objects // CacheHanlder.cs using XYZProject.Infrastructure.Constants; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System.Web; using System.Web.Caching; using System.Web.Configuration; namespace XYZProject.Infrastructure.EventHandlers {     public static class CacheHandler     {         /// <summary>         /// Returns ExpirationMinutes from Web.config         /// </summary>         private static int ExpirationMinutes         {             get             {                 return ToInt32( WebConfigurationManager .AppSettings[ "CacheExpirationMinutes" ]);             }         }         public static object GetValue( string key)         {             return