In-Memory Cache across clouds
Managed Redis-compatible caches, provisioned with the network placement and failover settings already decided.
12 verified modules, 2 of them live-tested apply→verify→destroy; the rest are static-validated, live-test pending.
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How to choose
All three speak Redis, so choose by where the application runs - a cache one region away defeats its own purpose. After that the real decision is replicas and automatic failover, which is what separates the cheap single-node tier from a production one.
When not to use
A cache is not a database. Anything you cannot recompute should not live only here: eviction and failover both discard data by design, and neither is an incident.
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