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Not the OP but I used openresty (fork of nginx) to cache POST requests to Redis. It’s lightning fast. 16,000+ requests per second served from the cache.
by leetrout 6y ago
Not the OP but I used openresty (fork of nginx) to cache POST requests to Redis.
It’s lightning fast.
16,000+ requests per second served from the cache.
- ethanpil 6y agoCan you point me in the right direction for this type of implementation?
- leetrout 6y agoThis came up from a quick google search https://blog.cloud66.com/supercharging-nginx-with-lua-part-3/ https://blog.cloud66.com/supercharging-nginx-with-lua-part-3...
- anonymoushn 6y agoAt one company that served a lot of requests from an Openresty cache, we used nginx's cache for caching full HTTP responses and lua-resty-mlcache for caching other things. lua-resty-mlcache requires one to provide a callback to get the data as a string, then a way to deserialize the string, because the l2 cache in nginx's shared memory zone will store the item as a string. We used msgpack for this part.