Hi
Anyone use memcached with Odoo and Postgresql before?
Could it potentially save some overhead on storing regular queries?
Thanks
Christo
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looking for this solution as well
@Christo,
I have been thinking on similar vein but with Redis for Cache and Session storage. I don't know anyone personally that's using either (Redis or memcached), but I do think it's worthwhile looking into.
Not sure if you've seen this post already, but if not i'd recommend taking a look:
https://www.odoo.com/forum/help-1/question/odoo-session-on-redis-87402
Please post back if you come across anything relating to memcached + Odoo or Redis + Odoo as i'd be interested to hear what you've found.