High Performance Caching with Rails - myronmarston/conferences GitHub Wiki
From Goruco 2012
Presenter: Matt Duncan
Bio
Matt is an engineer at Yammer, the leading enterprise social network. He has contributed to a wide variety of open-source projects and lives in San Francisco.
Abstract
In this talk, I'll dig into how this type of caching allows us to cache far less data than traditional methods, invalidate fewer records, improve our cache hit rates, and scale to hundreds of thousands of memcache of requests per second with a 98% cache hit rate - all while showing users data differently based on perspective.
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