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Most of the time I use caching it's to cut down on network round trips. If I'm fetching data on every end user request that only updates daily or weekly caching
by tootie 1y ago
Most of the time I use caching it's to cut down on network round trips. If I'm fetching data on every end user request that only updates daily or weekly caching that's a no-brainer. Edge caching for content sites is also a no-brainer. Caching something computationally expensive may be fishy but also may be useful. Even if you are just papering over some inefficient process, that's not necessarily a sin. Sometimes you have to be pragmatic.