Redis Object Cache Archives

Redis, also known as Remote Dictionary Server, is a type of database that can write caching to the RAM of the server itself. Unlike traditional caching methods, where it is recorded either on the hard drive itself or in a classic database, Redis is significantly faster because it retrieves the recorded data from the server’s […]

Redis Object Cache works by storing frequently accessed objects in memory for fast retrieval, reducing the need to fetch the objects from the original data source (such as a database) repeatedly. Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how Redis Object Cache typically operates: Application requests an object: When an application needs to access an object, it […]