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I built a SaaS app with per-tenant caches. Initially I used Redis but ran into scale-up issues, so I tried DragonflyDB. It works well in general, but my Lua scr
by hodr_super 1y ago
I built a SaaS app with per-tenant caches. Initially I used Redis but ran into scale-up issues, so I tried DragonflyDB. It works well in general, but my Lua script use case isn’t supported by default.
The use case is straightforward: each tenant has cached objects like:
`cache:{tenant_id}:{object_id} → cached JSON/doc`
I also maintain a tag index to find all object IDs with a given tag:
`tag:{tenant_id}:{tag} → set of object_ids (tag example: “pricing”, “profile”)`
When a tag changes (say “pricing”), I use a single Lua script to look up all object IDs in the tag set and then delete their cache entries in one atomic operation.
- hubertzhang 1y agoThat use case aligns perfectly with EloqKV’s capabilities. In pure cache mode, batching multi-key deletions within Lua scripts can significantly reduce latency by minimizing client–server round trips.