I'm trying to get my workplace to accept Redis for simple caching but they're not open to the idea. Instead they're all in Hazelcast but real stingy about who gets to use it and for how much memory.
I just want to cache some objects and avoid hammer the DB on every request :´(
You could probably find a local caching library to do the same thing in-process (via mmap) and partially reduce workload that way. Hopefully, using a local library needs less managerial involvement than installing/using a service.
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I'm trying to get my workplace to accept Redis for simple caching but they're not open to the idea. Instead they're all in Hazelcast but real stingy about who gets to use it and for how much memory.
I just want to cache some objects and avoid hammer the DB on every request :´(
You could probably find a local caching library to do the same thing in-process (via mmap) and partially reduce workload that way. Hopefully, using a local library needs less managerial involvement than installing/using a service.