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I have used both with rails. (Cable is still going through Redis tho). Solid cache is perfect for my use case since page caches doesn't change as often, so tak
by olcarl 2y ago
I have used both with rails. (Cable is still going through Redis tho).
Solid cache is perfect for my use case since page caches doesn't change as often, so taking a smaller memory footprint on the server farm is a win.
My take is to measure your cache hit percentage. This will allow anyone to understand their cache eviction rates. If you have high eviction rates maybe using a btree is not the way to go and redis is probably better