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The app we use for analytics currently works by logging events to the file system and loading them into a mysql database every 5 minutes. I'm trying to convince
by thomaspaine 17y ago
The app we use for analytics currently works by logging events to the file system and loading them into a mysql database every 5 minutes. I'm trying to convince our sysadmin to let me switch the backend out to use redis, since the only thing I'm using sql for is date filtering.
The main roadblock for him is redis' lack of support for automatic failover (at least for the python client libraries I've seen), which I admit has some validity to it. I don't think it's that big of an issue for our use case, but try telling that to an opinionated sysadmin.
- pierrefar 17y agoYou can patch the open source libraries to add automatic failover. Clearly it's a requirement for many people.
- sedrik 17y agoIf you have trouble with the Python client, please report a bug at: http://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py/issues http://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py/issues