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MySql select caching for 1 minute regardless of changes in tables?
Good afternoon, is it possible to set up caching of the select in mysql according to the following logic:
1) the user enters the site, the select is called in mysql.
2) the select from point 1 is cached and stays there for 1 minute, so that other users visiting the site during this minute do not load the database with the same request.
3) A minute passes, the cache is deleted, the user calls the select again, the cache is created for 1 minute, and so on in a loop.
The problem is that, as far as I know, if the results of the select are changed (insert, update will be called), then the query cache will be deleted.
Question:
1) Is it possible to force the cache to live for 1 minute, regardless of data changes. after a minute, the cache would be deleted, the new user would again call the select, and so on in a loop.
2) After deleting the query cache, will the cache be added with new results?
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Make whatever cache you need yourself.
There is no query cache in mysql. Seriously. Disabled in 5.7 and removed in 8.0.
Read online articles about in-app caching with Memcached/Redis. You can set the lifetime of the cache keys. All caching logic is implemented in the application, not in the DBMS.
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