Investigate whether a cache, like Redis, is required for frontend

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Investigate whether a cache, like Redis, is required for frontend #23

Closed jupiter007 closed 4 weeks ago

jupiter007 commented 3 months ago

Do we need to store any session data in the app, like user info (e.g., role ), or a place to store access token?

Amplify library has a built in SessionMgr that we could use to get access to the access token. Also, NextJS has some built-in tools for caching.

jupiter007 commented 4 weeks ago

I decided to close this ticket. Brian and I have had discussions on whether we'll need to maintain session data at all. It's unclear until we have started development and we can add a ticket with greater details if and when it comes up.