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Smaller generally means more, not less robust. SQL databases do have the advantage of decades of testing though.
by nzmsv 17y ago
Smaller generally means more, not less robust. SQL databases do have the advantage of decades of testing though.
- wanderr 17y agoI mean robust in terms of being able to deal with a wider range of circumstances. Perhaps smaller means that in general (don't really have an opinion on that), but in the case of Redis vs SQL, Redis is less robust by design. That's not necessarily a bad thing, it all depends on your needs.
- nzmsv 17y agoI meant robust in terms of security and lack of other bugs. So I guess I'm agreeing with you :)