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Redis is optional, it just is one of the few cache backends Friendica supports. I believe that in an auto-scaling context having an independent Redis cache backend can speed up the whole cluster but I’d refer to @nupplaphil
Redis is a high-performance distributed key-value storage and it's a best practice to use it for container session handling. tbh I copied and adapted most of the functionality from Nextcloud :)
I added my setup as a possible guideline, how Redis can be used
Hi,
I am sorry that I post this here, I didn't find anywhere I could find this info. I am planning to deploy a Friendica instance on Kubernetes. My questions are: