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Howdy, I hate to ask such a nooberific question but I am trying to understand the whole Django Memcache process better.
I am not expecting a huge amount of traffic on my site, should I still use Memcache?
I believe I understand that I have to explicitly tell Memcache what I want it to cache, is this correct? Or does it do it site wide?
If I make changes to a Model ( Say I edit a blog entry ) will Memcache know to “refresh” itself or do I need to do that manually?
Thanks peeps!
No, there’s not much point.
Yes, you need to tell it what to cache. There is a middleware that tells it to cache everything, though.
No, it won’t know.