So memcache for caching is the advised way to go for it.
It involves setting up setting.py for memcache, you would have to work out locations on the computer where it would be stored. Also strongly advisable, don't cache all your site, just the : difficult parts, reusable parts.
It involves setting up setting.py for memcache, you would have to work out locations on the computer where it would be stored. Also strongly advisable, don't cache all your site, just the : difficult parts, reusable parts.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 10:38 PM Soumen Khatua <soumenkhatua258@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Folks,--Actually I want to implement memcache service into my project but I don't know How to implement it with proper scalability. If anyone have any idea or code snippet, please share with me.Thank youRegards,Soumen
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