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This looks really cool! I love Redis and it's nice to see that family of datastores growing. What's the catch? Are there any success/horror stories with large

• tidwall 10y ago
  It's an in-memory database like Redis, so there's that limitation. A large dataset would require lots of ram. It also runs over Raft, which makes it ideal as a primary data store, rather than a caching server. Though writes to Raft cluster will be slower than writing straight to a Redis server.