Practical Guide to In-Memory Caching with Redis
Why caching matters
Every request that reaches the database consumes CPU, memory, and disk I/O. When traffic spikes, the database becomes the first bottleneck. A cache layer—placed between the application and the datastore—absorbs the majority of read requests, reduces latency, and acts as a circuit-breaker when the primary store is unavailable ...
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