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Originally Posted by Greg Marra
Memcached will play a large role in reducing CPU usage as well. By memcaching certain requests like "give me the HTML for Connecticut 2010's matches", we can dodge hitting the datastore at all, instead making a single memcached call. We'll expire these memcached objects when we make updates to the underlying data they hold (such as getting new Match results), but this should be particularly useful for page views (fast!) and API calls from other apps (repetitive!).
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Instead of memcaching the html you could memcache the data and fill in a django template with it. To me that seems like the cleanest way of putting data into HTML files without mixing python code in with html code.
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