One thing to note is that if the cache isn't available, Strider will get a new registry of kps for every single query. This is very suboptimal, but would allow us to respond in real time until we could get the redis back up.
Hmm. I think I can make it better. An in-memory registry that is just loaded on startup. Cause getting it in real time takes about 20 seconds, and that's just cutting into our lookup time.
One thing to note is that if the cache isn't available, Strider will get a new registry of kps for every single query. This is very suboptimal, but would allow us to respond in real time until we could get the redis back up.