I've had only a cursory look, but it really feels as if you're reinventing database indices. Indices are based on the same logic, i. e. "99% are reads, let's t

I've had only a cursory look, but it really feels as if you're reinventing database indices. Indices are based on the same logic, i. e. "99% are reads, let's try to do more work on writes". Redis is great. But to be honest: so is MySQL. If you give MySQL enough RAM and create the right indices, you can easily get to 6-digit numbers of queries per second.