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There are multiple places in the bot which could benefit from the use of in-house caching. Namely, (a) inline results, and (b) currently non-existent user context.
It's not yet clear what exact API and fine–tuning controls will be used, but one thing that is absolutely clear is that the store might be chosen depending on the kind of cache item, i.e. inline query results are better stored in a global cache, whereas the state of the user is better kept in-memory within a single instance. Different arrangements could be introduced.
Telegram should implement an in-memory cache, redis, and possibly, GAE memcached.
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There are multiple places in the bot which could benefit from the use of in-house caching. Namely, (a) inline results, and (b) currently non-existent user context.
It's not yet clear what exact API and fine–tuning controls will be used, but one thing that is absolutely clear is that the store might be chosen depending on the kind of cache item, i.e. inline query results are better stored in a global cache, whereas the state of the user is better kept in-memory within a single instance. Different arrangements could be introduced.
Telegram should implement an in-memory cache, redis, and possibly, GAE memcached.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: