Redis in Production: What I Actually Configure
Redis in Production: What I Actually Configure Redis is the piece of infrastructure everyone under-configures. Out of the box it's a cache with no memory limit, an eviction policy that fails writes in

Search for a command to run...
Redis in Production: What I Actually Configure Redis is the piece of infrastructure everyone under-configures. Out of the box it's a cache with no memory limit, an eviction policy that fails writes in

Most Dockerfiles I've seen in the wild are development artifacts wearing a production costume. Someone took the image they debugged with, slapped a CMD on it, and called it a deploy. It works — right

Laravel Octane promises something that sounds too good: your Laravel app, running at speeds that make PHP-FPM look like it's wading through mud. Thousands of requests per second. Response times in sin

In my last post, lesson 3 was "your database is the bottleneck, not Go" — use pgx, size the pool deliberately. A few of you asked what "deliberately" actually means. Fair question. Here's every pgxpoo

TL;DR: After shipping several production systems in Go — coming from PHP/Laravel — these are the seven lessons that actually mattered: boring project structure, context.Context everywhere, fixing the
