Trying to understand what happens during a django low-level cache.set() Particularly, details about what part of the queryset gets stored in memcached.
I\'ve got model X cons开发者_如何学编程tructed per other model Y and user U. X is stored in django-cache under key \'X_Y.id_U.id\'. Now i want to delete all models X binded to Y from cache (for all us
I\'m planning on deploying a dynamic site that needs certain tasks to be done periodically in the background, let\'s say every hour or two. The data that i need to output is strictly depending on the
I know there isn\'t necessarily a clear cut between these two like there is between Memcached an DB/Filesystem, but I\'m wondering what conditions would lead to filesystem being faster than DB caching
I use Django with jqGrid and loading pages via AJAX. At times, queries are very complex, and page loading is ver slow, for far pages is much slower (which is to be expected, the results often exceed 1
Basically I want to make a variable persitent in Django and I don\'t know how. To be more precise, I want a user to choose a specific project when he logs in the site (via a ChoiceField for example).
I need to use memcached and file based cache. I setup my cache in settings: CACHES = { \'default\': { \'BACKEND\': \'django.core.cache.backends.filebased.FileBasedCache\',
I want to use django fragment caching for anonymous users, but give authenticated users fresh data. This seems to work fine:
I was trying to set up cache for my Django application but it seems that Django\'s caching framework is based on TIMEOUT: set a cache and it\'ll remain valid for the TIMEOUT amount of seconds.
So I want to cache some data in mysql and some in memcached. at the moment I have this In my config file, but i don\'t know how to write router for cache back end.
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