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LRU removes the least recently accessed item when the cache is full. It's useful when recently used data is more likely to be accessed again.

MRU evicts the most recently used item. It can be effective in situations where the oldest records are more likely to be accessed.

RR randomly selects a cache entry to replace. This strategy is simple to implement and can be used when no pattern in fetched data can be utilized.

TTL expires items after a certain time period. This caching strategy is useful for storing items that need to be updated or invalidated regularly.

LFU discards the least frequently used items first. It's best used when long-term access patterns are important.