In order to formulate the proper cache key for some template so that we can check Memcached, does that not require 1+ DB calls (more for nested templates that use some db objects) to fetch the updated_at value on every request?
If so, doesn't this/these mandatory call(s) somewhat offset the performance benefits a bit?
If not, is it implied that cache_digests gem creates static HTML files specific for every call and somehow tag them w/ specific ETags (though this method yields no benefit for users viewing the page the first time)?
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In order to formulate the proper cache key for some template so that we can check Memcached, does that not require 1+ DB calls (more for nested templates that use some db objects) to fetch the updated_at value on every request?
If so, doesn't this/these mandatory call(s) somewhat offset the performance benefits a bit?
If not, is it implied that cache_digests gem creates static HTML files specific for every call and somehow tag them w/ specific ETags (though this method yields no benefit for users viewing the page the first time)?