Remy Blank wrote: > Just one clarification: the cache we are talking about cannot be defined > as database-backed. The database is the primary data storage, and we > cache some of that data in memory. At this point, we are not talking > about caching e.g. generated HTML pages or anything like that (yet).
Ok, I have just realized that the cache actually *is* database-backed, as the generation and timeout info is stored in the database. The only purpose of this table is to signal other processes when cached data should be invalidated. I wonder what other mechanisms could be used for this purpose. Update the mtime of a key-specific file? Pipes? -- Remy
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