Just public opinion question here. When you cache data I'm wondering when is
not worth cache'ing if it's just a small bit of data to grab from the db.
For example this is a small cached file I have:
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a:1:{s:8:"Groupset";a:6:{s:2:"id";s:1:"9";s:5:"group";s:16:"Operations";s:4:
"name";s:21:"Team
Unit";s:4:"slug";s:7:"team_unit";s:9:"masters";s:1:"1";s:4:"indi";s:1:"1";}}
Now looking at it I'm wondering is it even worth Caching? Does the process
to check if its cached /if so if not do this that read write or get, is
that more demand that would be to simply just go get it with such a small
bit of data.
I have full large sets of data with joins / contains that are well worth
caching since they get viewed over and over so that's a sure winner, but
these small tid bits got me wondering here.
Thanks,
Dave
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