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Not too familiar with redis or this cache handler. We have nextjs project that uses google Memorystore (Redis 7.0). I can see from the monitoring that keys are created in the database, but they seem to be really shortlived. Key expiration happens, according to the graphs, really fast. I think they only last for about 5 to 15 min range, not sure as the graphs are not that accurate.
What controls this? We've just impemented the redis-minimal example (redis-strings).
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Not too familiar with redis or this cache handler. We have nextjs project that uses google Memorystore (Redis 7.0). I can see from the monitoring that keys are created in the database, but they seem to be really shortlived. Key expiration happens, according to the graphs, really fast. I think they only last for about 5 to 15 min range, not sure as the graphs are not that accurate.
What controls this? We've just impemented the redis-minimal example (redis-strings).
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