Articles tagged cache.

Caching Drizzle Queries with Upstash Redis

A while ago, we had the opportunity to collab with Drizzle ORM. Seeing how this TypeScript ORM is absolutely loved by the community, our decision to say "yes 😳" was a no-brainer: In this article,…

Cahid Arda Oz
Cahid Arda Oz

Caching Prisma Queries with Upstash Redis

In my previous blog post, we went through the benefits of caching, common caching techniques, how to cache SQL data by using Upstash Redis in different code samples. As we examined the details and…

Noah Fischer
Noah Fischer

Speed up your Database with Global Redis

A software application is only as valuable as it can meet the needs of its customers. When we consider the needs of customers, the first demands we encounter is the speed of application and the data…

Noah Fischer
Noah Fischer

Redis Use Cases in LLM Applications

Large Language Model (LLM) based applications are everywhere. Being everywhere requires ability of handling high-speed data processing, efficient session management, and real-time responsiveness to…

Noah Fischer
Noah Fischer

Speed up Strapi Apps with Caching

In this guide, we'll explore how to implement caching in your Strapi application using Upstash Redis. This will significantly improve your app's performance by reducing response times for frequently…

Fahreddin Ozcan
Fahreddin Ozcan

Benchmarking Deno KV vs Upstash Redis

About 2 weeks ago we compared the performance and cost of Cloudflare KV and Upstash Redis. This time we'll be looking at Deno KV, a Deno-native key value store running in their global edge network.…

Andreas Thomas
Andreas Thomas

Benchmarking Cloudflare KV vs Upstash Redis

When choosing a deployment platform, it's often very hard to compare the real-world performance between them. This is especially true for serverless platforms, who advertise super low latency due to…

Andreas Thomas
Andreas Thomas

Speed up your Next.js application with Redis

Next.js is a very successful web framework which brings together server side rendering and static site generation. SSG speeds up your web site thanks to CDN caching meanwhile SSR helps you with SEO…

Noah Fischer
Noah Fischer