Drupal Performance: Supercharge with Redis Integration

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Are you looking to enhance the performance of your Drupal website? Most Drupal setups use databases like MySQL, MariaDB, or Postgres for data storage, providing versatility in content modeling. In a recent blog post, Lucio Waßill discovered an exciting approach to leverage Redis with Drupal beyond traditional caching.

In Drupal projects, using the same database for caching and other key/value data is typical. However, larger projects often turn to in-memory databases like Memcache or Redis. Lucio's blog post walks you through incorporating Redis into your Drupal project, explaining how it can streamline data storage, reduce the application database's size, and significantly improve the speed of reading and writing data for caching. This guide is a must-read if you're keen on optimizing your Drupal site's performance. Check out the full blog post for detailed insights.

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Elevating Drupal's Capabilities with Redis for Advanced Data Management

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Lucio Wabill

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https://cyberschorsch.dev/drupal/elevating-drupals-capabilities-redis-advanced-data-management

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