So I've recently been playing a bit with Redis, and also NHibernate so I thought, why not put them together. NHibernate supports a so-called 2nd level cache. For which you can use a number of different providers such as Memcached or Microsoft AppFabric / Velocity. But more recently thanks to some great people you can also use Redis as your 2nd level cache.


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