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apostrophe-caches-redis
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This module enhances apostrophe-caches
, the standard caching mechanism of Apostrophe, to use Redis rather than MongoDB.
To use it, first npm install it in your project:
npm install --save apostrophe-caches-redis
Then configure your modules like this:
'apostrophe-caches-redis': {
// *NO* OPTIONS HERE
},
'apostrophe-caches': {
// OPTIONS GO HERE - we are actually "improving" this standard module
redis: {
// options for the redis npm module go here
}
}
As usual with Redis, if you specify no options, it will connect to Redis on your local machine.
See the redis npm module documentation for more information about the options available under the redis
property. Note that the prefix
option defaults to the shortname
of your project. This allows more than one Apostrophe site to easily share a Redis database. If you do not want any prefix in Redis, you can set prefix
explicitly to false
.
Very important: your Redis-specific options go in the configuration for apostrophe-caches
, NOT apostrophe-caches-redis
. This module enhances the capabilities of apostrophe-caches
, and the rest of Apostrophe just sees apostrophe-caches
as usual. See the source for a great example of how to ship similar improvements for other core Apostrophe modules.
You can do that too, and it greatly reduces the load on MongoDB. You don't need this module for that. See storing sessions in Redis.
FAQs
Redis-based cache for the Apostrophe CMS
We found that apostrophe-caches-redis demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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