fastaccess | caching generated content via redis - unmaintained and

fastaccess is a Ruby library. fastaccess has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Many web applications which provide textual content to the user have much more reads than writes. This can mean, that on every 10k reads there is one write (see some popular blogs or newspages). Often this content is generated, because the input source is some markup format, like markdown. This means, that there is always the need to generate this content into html. And this is why fastaccess exists. It modifies any given method, which generates content, and stores it in a redis database. If this content solely depends on a model attribute, for example like the body in a blog post, it will be auto updated, if the underlying model attribute changes. Otherwise you can trigger the update manually.