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While the caching would be more effective with one large centralized instance, I think the intended use case is to have one cache per server. So then it's not r
by pipeep 13y ago
While the caching would be more effective with one large centralized instance, I think the intended use case is to have one cache per server. So then it's not really extra infrastructure.
- nathancahill 13y agoActually, you can do it either way since it's backed by Redis. You can set all servers to connect to the same Redis instance, or run them all individually.
- fours 13y agoDo you use Redis clustering in this case (otherwise how would the cache stay consistent)?
- cmircea 13y agoWhat if Redis goes down?
- nathancahill 13y ago"What if X goes down?" is my new favorite straw man on HN. Regardless, it's just a caching layer, and requests are passed through to the API in that case.
- rhizome 13y agoThere's always a single point of failure.