I am using Django with Tastypie to provide a restful api. Since each GET request will produce a query to the backend database, what is the best way to cache the request using redis cache?
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I am using Django with Tastypie to provide a restful api. Since each GET request will produce a query to the backend database, what is the best way to cache the request using redis cache?
You might want to consider Johnny-Cache it will cache all ORM queries to memcached. It does work with TastyPie, I have used it for this same reason.
Here is a good discussion of ORM caching convore.