All posts by Joe Zhou

Building E-Commerce Applications with Dragonfly

Building E-Commerce Applications with Dragonfly

In this blog post, we discover how Dragonfly boosts e-commerce platforms with efficient caching, personalized content, and managing high-traffic events. Learn about Dragonfly's capabilities for ensuring smooth operations during peak times.

Building a Real-Time Ad Server with Dragonfly

Building a Real-Time Ad Server with Dragonfly

In this blog post, we build a real-time ad server application using Bun, ElysiaJS, and Dragonfly, showcasing seamless integration and exceptional developer experience. Dive into hands-on examples and enhance your understanding of these cutting-edge technologies.

Running BullMQ with Dragonfly

Running BullMQ with Dragonfly

In this post, we explore the seamless integration of Dragonfly as a drop-in replacement for Redis as the backing in-memory store of BullMQ, a robust background job processing library for Node.js.

Developing with Dragonfly: Solve Caching Problems

Developing with Dragonfly: Solve Caching Problems

In the Developing with Dragonfly series of blog posts, we will explore different techniques and best practices for developing applications with Dragonfly. In this blog post, we explore the 3 common caching problems and best practices to mitigate them.

Developing with Dragonfly: Cache-Aside

Developing with Dragonfly: Cache-Aside

In the Developing with Dragonfly series of blog posts, we will explore different techniques and best practices for developing applications with Dragonfly. We start with one of the most common usages: Cache-Aside.

Fearlessly Handling BigKeys with Dragonfly

Fearlessly Handling BigKeys with Dragonfly

Wrestling with BigKeys is hardly an issue when using Dragonfly, the groundbreaking in-memory data store. You can use BigKeys in Dragonfly if they are necessary to your server applications, fearlessly.

Running the Feast Feature Store with Dragonfly

Running the Feast Feature Store with Dragonfly

In this blog post, we explore the seamless integration of Dragonfly as a drop-in replacement for Redis in Feast—an acclaimed feature storage and server project widely recognized in the machine learning domain. With just some simple steps, we unveil the outstanding compatibility of Dragonfly as an online store solution for Feast, ensuring a smooth transition without compromising existing functionalities.