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> If you are using SQL Server as the data store, this might be a workaround until a better solution is available, by overriding the `DistributedCacheManager` in a plugin. >...

Do not do this, please. There are a lot of people who still like the multi-step checkout. [anyvas](https://anyvas.com/). There are a lot of places to improve the application rather than...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74011008/redis-timeout-aws-net6 Can anybody please take a look? What is wrong there?

@NickCraver , There are lots of keys around 50k-60k. Data size is around 150KB-200KB or even 1MB-2MB. It is in the same region. of aws. I use Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.StackExchangeRedis latest version.

@NickCraver total key. No not a total single fetch. Per fetch it can be 2-4k for 1k HTTP hits

Yes for 1k HTTP hits it can be 2-4k fetch and the size can be 10kb-150kb each key.

@NickCraver you get me perfectly. Yes the CMS I am using has huge architectural issues for the distributed cache. I understood you. You can close this issue. But I assume...

@NickCraver I will try. There is no way except a hybrid cache. I also tried "System.Threading.ThreadPool.MinThreads": 10000 but no luck. By the way, thank you for your response.

ok I will take a new pull and let you know.