I’ve been utilizing cmemcache alongside memcache successfully for quite some time. However, I’ve recently encountered issues with cmemcache, and I’ve learned that it’s no longer the recommended option. I have installed python-memcached, which is functioning properly. As I look to switch, I’m interested in exploring other cache backends. What do you suggest? I’ve also noticed pylibmc and python-libmemcached; are there any additional options? Additionally, has anyone experimented with the nginx memcache module? I appreciate your input!
If you are looking for a robust and widely used option, Redis is a great choice. Not only does it support caching, but it can also be used for other use cases such as sessions due to its flexibility and advanced features like data expiration and data persistence. Plus, the community support for Redis is extensive, providing plenty of resources for troubleshooting and guidance. I’ve switched from Memcached to Redis for my Django applications and have experienced significant improvements in both performance and scalability.
hey, spinngingGalaxy! have you had a look into django’s file-based caching? it’s quite handy for development and debugging sessions. for production though, have you thought about exploring rabbitmq or kafka? it could be more than just a cache. wonder if they suit your needs better.