Yes, on a small number of nodes it works in a handful of use cases. That isn't the same as it being equal and equivalent in terms of reliability at scale. They

Yes, on a small number of nodes it works in a handful of use cases. That isn't the same as it being equal and equivalent in terms of reliability at scale. They resorted to weird hack-y shit for something I use MySQL or Postgres for on a regular basis. So have most people who built stuff on Redis like this: > I use Redis as the primary and only database. > Additionally, it has data persistence reliability on par with Postgres and other battle-tested databases[0], so couldn't be happier about that.