Implementing and Accessing a Global Cache in Custom Runtime for Services

how does one go about setting a cache at the custom runtime level and using it within a service? is it even possible? cant seem to find anything in the docs that demonstrates this use case...

// runtime.ts
const AppLayer = Layer.mergeAll(...layers);
export const AppRuntime = ManagedRuntime.make(AppLayer); ?? how to add a global cache?

//someservice.ts
export const makeService = E.gen(function* ($) {
  const cacheValue = yield* $(get the cache somehow?)
})

// runtime.ts
const AppLayer = Layer.mergeAll(...layers);
export const AppRuntime = ManagedRuntime.make(AppLayer); ?? how to add a global cache?

//someservice.ts
export const makeService = E.gen(function* ($) {
  const cacheValue = yield* $(get the cache somehow?)
})

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Implementing and Accessing a Global Cache in Custom Runtime for Services

how does one go about setting a cache at the custom runtime level and using it within a service? is it even possible? cant seem to find anything in the docs that demonstrates this use case...

// runtime.ts
const AppLayer = Layer.mergeAll(...layers);
export const AppRuntime = ManagedRuntime.make(AppLayer); ?? how to add a global cache?

//someservice.ts
export const makeService = E.gen(function* ($) {
  const cacheValue = yield* $(get the cache somehow?)
})

// runtime.ts
const AppLayer = Layer.mergeAll(...layers);
export const AppRuntime = ManagedRuntime.make(AppLayer); ?? how to add a global cache?

//someservice.ts
export const makeService = E.gen(function* ($) {
  const cacheValue = yield* $(get the cache somehow?)
})

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