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Use Redis (or alternative) for session store instead of MongoDB
See original GitHub issueI was checking the telemetry on the ops dashboard, and by far freecodecamp.sessions.find is the most (expected) used query.
We maybe able optimize the load by using a Redis session store instead of MongoDB?
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I am also in favor of moving some things over to Redis. @BerkeleyTrue and I have discussed this for at least a year. One other thing we’ve considered storing in Redis is campers’ solutions. This is how JSBin handles it.
This is something we can consider after we ship beta and our other mission-critical features.
I’m closing this issue as stale since it hasn’t been active lately. If you think this is still relevant to the newly updated platform, please explain why, then reopen it.