Redis Caching Patterns
Using Redis effectively requires choosing the right caching strategy.
1. Cache-Aside (Lazy Loading)
The application code manages the cache.
1. App receives request.
2. Checks Redis.
3. If hit, return data.
4. If miss, query DB, write to Redis, return data.
**Pros:** Resilient to cache failure.
**Cons:** Three trips on cache miss.
2. Write-Through
Data is written to cache and database simultaneously.
**Pros:** Data consistency, fast reads.
**Cons:** Higher write latency.
Redis Configuration for LRU
To use Redis as a cache, configure it to evict old keys when memory is full.
bash
maxmemory 2gb
maxmemory-policy allkeys-lruPage changelog
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