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We have a lot of caching in Redis, but that connects with the Rails app, not in front of PG. This way it can store the result (for example a page fragment) inst
by sytse 9y ago
We have a lot of caching in Redis, but that connects with the Rails app, not in front of PG. This way it can store the result (for example a page fragment) instead of just the db query that is part of it.
- justinclift 9y agoCool, just making sure. :)