Closed BlinkyStitt closed 1 year ago
We had caching with our mysql stats, but when we moved to influx we deleted that code. It should be simple to add back.
One thing we need to know from the frontend team: what is the size of the query windows that you currently use?
this load fast enough, that i think we can skip caching for now. if influx query costs end up being high, we can re-asses. but for now i'd prefer to keep RAM for jsonrpc response caches
We had caching with our mysql stats, but when we moved to influx we deleted that code. It should be simple to add back.
One thing we need to know from the frontend team: what is the size of the query windows that you currently use?