On 01-09-2011 08:01, Erik Wickstrom wrote:
I have a web application where the objects are expensive to generate
(about 30 seconds),
yet each individual object is accessed infrequently (a few times a
week). The dataset in total is larger than RAM.
How often do these objects change?
If they change infrequently, you might consider setting your cache for a
very long ttl (like a year) and then have your backend purge objects
from the cache as they are changed in the backend. That way you end up
having everything in the cache (sooner or later), and everything in the
cache always being the latest version.
This works well if the backend is pretty static.
Depending on how much you can control from your backend, you can purge a
changed object from the cache and then request it to get a new version
in there immediately and not inconvenience the first requesting user
with a 30 second wait.
--
Lars
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