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Is it correct to use redis as a caching server?
I started using it six months ago, but now I’m wondering if I’m doing the right thing?
There is no mask search in memcache and no tagging. In radish, respectively, with this without problems.
The bottom line is that a bunch of sites work on 1 server, and it’s somehow annoying to raise memcache on each instance. Is there any way to optimize this thing?
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I didn’t understand a little, why a separate instance for each site? In the case of using Memcache d , you can set the prefix php.net/manual/ru/memcached.seoption.php . In general, you can cache everything with redis. Memkesh is simpler and therefore faster. On our project, we cache everything in it, but we use redis only for sessions, since it guarantees the integrity of the data (dumps to disk if something happens).
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