I'm reminded of the (long winded) article that popped up on here some time ago about a person who was suggested to modify redis' source code to fix a problem th

I'm reminded of the (long winded) article that popped up on here some time ago about a person who was suggested to modify redis' source code to fix a problem they had: https://medium.com/@paydro/hacking-redis-to-save-money-6472332697e4 https://medium.com/@paydro/hacking-redis-to-save-money-64723... (slightly scathing discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10835950 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10835950). I wonder if redis can be convinced to flush data to disk. AFAIK it does it periodically? If only SQLite was a tiiiny bit more scalable. It's the only DB where you have to explicitly disable force-flushing of transactions to disk.