Corrosion vs Turso for a caching layer

I need to manage a distributed caching layer for app state - data gets inserted into Postgres, Debezium is used for CDC which pushes data to nats and a worker then executes certain scripts to push data to various sinks including the cache. Pretty sure we’re going to settle on Turso for the distributed cache, but we are intrigued by Corrosion since it allows local updates whereas Turso requires central writes.

Is Corrosion used in production by anyone other than Fly? Does Fly feel Corrosion is something which 3rd parties can use and manage relatively easily or is it a tool which would require a lot of effort for engineers to operate?

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