Hello,
Lets say that I have a model class like `Car < ActiveRecord::Base` and
then, I want to extend it with an abstract class in between a sort of `Car
< CacheableActiveRecord::Base < ActiveRecord::Base`
In `CacheableActiveRecord::Base` I'll overwrite methods like `find_by`,
`find_by!` and
Description
Founded in 2013, our client is one of the fastest-growing B2B education
platforms in the Netherlands. The platform connects experts, training
organisations HR professionals and employees in order to facilitate all
learning needs within companies. Their current goal is to add more
It might be *possible* but I would strongly suggest rethinking this.
What is going wrong with your DB that its built-in caching is insufficient?
Have you exhausted your performance-tuning options in the DB layer?
Have you measured a significant performance problem in the first place?
Do you
Hi Adam, thanks for answering
About the questions:
- What is going wrong with your DB that its built-in caching is
insufficient?
- Load, there are millions of queries running a sec now, and the
Active Model classes I want to update are read constantly but hardly ever
Most of the time, as Adam suggested, the database would do this for you already.
But if it does not works, your table is just so large; it won't fit in the
memory. (I guess)
If the situation allow, try adding more memory to the database instances.
If the size of your data is not in the same
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