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I agree that Redis can be an architectural smell. You can shoehorn it in where it doesn't belong. It's easy to work with and does it's job so well that for a
by jayd16 2y ago
I agree that Redis can be an architectural smell. You can shoehorn it in where it doesn't belong.
It's easy to work with and does it's job so well that for a certain type of dev it's easier to implement caching than understand enough SQL to add proper indices.
- tengbretson 2y agoIts funny, because once you go through the effort of determining which query fields you should compose to make your cache key, you're 95% of the way to the index you should have had in the first place.