Well at the moment, I would consider Redis more useful than Varnish due to expired events. As to follow the "one caching model to rule them all" rule, how about using ngx_lua to dynamically change a static .html file…
If I was to use Varnish, would that make my need for Redis obsolete - should I switch to a non-memory based key-value db and use Varnish on top of that? My current stack: nginx/php-fpm/redis. Nginx and Redis serve me…
Well at the moment, I would consider Redis more useful than Varnish due to expired events. As to follow the "one caching model to rule them all" rule, how about using ngx_lua to dynamically change a static .html file…
If I was to use Varnish, would that make my need for Redis obsolete - should I switch to a non-memory based key-value db and use Varnish on top of that? My current stack: nginx/php-fpm/redis. Nginx and Redis serve me…