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Why not compare it to Redis instead? They are both in-memory snapshotting stores, sure Redis does less but it is still a closer solution. But, Redis would proba
by ntoshev 16y ago
Why not compare it to Redis instead? They are both in-memory snapshotting stores, sure Redis does less but it is still a closer solution. But, Redis would probably be faster.
- aweisberg 16y agoRedis does not support partitioning so it is even more apples to oranges then VoltDB vs. Cassandra. Both VoltDB and Cassandra rely on adding nodes to scale.