Can someone explain me how to store key/value pair in redis with unlimited exipire time? I was trying to find some information at stackoverflow and google and I found nothing. I'm using redisTemplate and I see there is only expire…
I have a script in which I replace the old content of the blocks with something else. At the end I just call $block->setContent($content)->save(). The issue is that after i run the script and the new content is save to…
I am trying to reduce the number of firestore reads by reading from my cache first and then creating a subscription listener based on the lastCacheDate in my cache. This all works great as long as the app is closed…
I'm looking to set a cache control policy on some of the images on my website to appease the Google lords, however I don't want all the images on my website to be cached. While I'm a bit fuzzy on…
I need to change values of items "Id" "SummaryId" and "CoworkersId" in my json. I have already code which will change values of "Id" and "SummaryId". Code below generates new unique Id for these 2 items. I need that this…
I am using HTTP triggered Python Azure Functions to build an API, which does some operations on a ~100MB data file and depending on the endpoint returns a different response. For performance reasons the data file needs to be cached…
I found here and on the internet several examples how to solve this, in Varnish docs also, but I didn't sort that. Actually, I have some search URL on wordpress which looks like: /search/foo/?content=bar If I run this search from…
I use Varnish for my API platform endpoints in a symfony app. API platform version is 2.6 and since I made an upgrade to PHP 8, cache_headers option from API platform config is not working anymore. I have this configuration…
I have a backend API service that requires bearer-token authorization, and it is fronted by Azure API Management. One particular endpoint returns a large dataset (at least 3MB in size) but the endpoint has no parameters so any given response…
I want to cache images using the react-native-fast-image library. Image URLs will not be changed over time. But the images can be changed. So the Image change will not change the image on the app. Images are stored in S3.…