Hi John,
The cachedb_x module do implement support for different noSQL like
DBs (local - in opensips memory, mongoDB, memcached, redis, etc). The
sql_cache is new transparent way of caching an SQL table in OpenSIPS
memory (while reading data from an SQL table).
the cache interface works
Yes I am also doing that with local cache but I was confused with
sql_cacher and with mongo db also it can be done?...I was just wondering
what are these for?
On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 1:40 AM, wrote:
> John,
>
> I do something similar for caching auth user id and passwords using
> cachedb_redis/c
John,
I do something similar for caching auth user id and passwords using
cachedb_redis/cachedb_local and db_postgres.
My basic logic first checks cache (cache_fetch) to see if the key exists. If
it does I will pv_proxy_authorize using the value stored in the populated avp
from the fetch. If
I am using local cache db module in order to keep user id and password in
memory and now plan to keep some other data in memory too and that I want
to keep in some centralized cache.
It will be like Opensips1, Opensips2 <-> Cache server <->
Postgresql
I also need to periodically u
