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On my production server (based on Axum, if that matters) I'm using S3 from Wasabi as a file database, works perfectly. Is there a way to make the DragonFlyDB kind of middle man to cache s3 files. What kind of approach would you recommend? |
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here is a nice article on how you can cache s3-like blobs in Dragonfly (anything that applies there applies to Dragonfly as well). I suggest setting up Dragonfly with "cache_mode=true" and set the cached objects with ttl to avoid stale data retrieval. |
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here is a nice article on how you can cache s3-like blobs in Dragonfly (anything that applies there applies to Dragonfly as well).
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/storage/turbocharge-amazon-s3-with-amazon-elasticache-for-redis/
I suggest setting up Dragonfly with "cache_mode=true" and set the cached objects with ttl to avoid stale data retrieval.