Hi Ivaylo,
For read intensive applications a common solution is to perform the caching
outside Riak, e.g. using Varnish, memcached or Redis. Often the application
will be responsible for populating the cache, but either the application or
Riak (through a commit hook) can be responsible for purging
Hello Ivaylo,
Yes, you could use a pre-commit hook for this but it's important to
understand the limitations of this design. A pre-commit hook blocks the
write until the hook comes back successful and then it proceeds. This is
going to add latency to write operations on the bitcask backend. An
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