PostgreSQL became a go-to SQL database for many developers over the past couple of years. While being an SQL database, Postgres also includes a lot of ...
The “why” is missing an important one: put less load on your primary DB for frequent gets. If you can replace your cache with your primary DB then ya you probably don’t need a cache. Just fix indexing, data normalization, and/or access patterns.
The “why” is missing an important one: put less load on your primary DB for frequent gets. If you can replace your cache with your primary DB then ya you probably don’t need a cache. Just fix indexing, data normalization, and/or access patterns.