Controlled evaluation
Start with the workload. Agree the evidence.
A CacheDB evaluation is a technical conversation about a specific database path, its constraints, and a measurable outcome—not a generic trial or a self-service migration promise.
Evaluation path
Establish the baseline before enabling result reuse.
We aim to make suitability and constraints visible early, using the protocol, identity model, workload, and deployment topology you actually operate.
- 01
Describe
Share the database, client protocol, load pattern, and performance constraint.
- 02
Observe
Use transparent mode to confirm compatibility and establish the operational baseline.
- 03
Agree policy
Define cache eligibility, TTLs, invalidation rules, and security boundaries.
- 04
Measure
Compare agreed metrics against direct access before deciding whether to broaden the path.
Useful starting context
What to include in the first message.
- Database engine, version, and client protocol.
- Representative read/write patterns and transaction use.
- Current symptoms: latency, throughput, load, or operational constraints.
- Identity and authorization boundaries that affect result reuse.
- Network and deployment constraints, including encryption requirements.
- The success measures and time window that would make an evaluation useful.
Talk to Houdata
Bring the system context. We will bring the technical questions.
There is no form or automated workflow in this first release. Contact us directly for an evidence-led discussion.