48-Hour Field Notes: Cache Keys That Forgot the Tenant
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The pull request looked like a performance win. Forty lines, an in-process LRU, a comment that the user lookup was too chatty. Tests were green. I nearly merged it on a Sunday and closed the laptop. Then I read the key function. It hashed user_id and nothing else. In a multi-tenant API that is not…
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48-Hour Field Notes: Cache Keys That Forgot the Tenant
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