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[Disclaimer: I am a committer on Project Voldemort] Redis is very cool (I really want to play with it - congrats to VMWare on hiring its author), but it is nei
by strlen 16y ago
[Disclaimer: I am a committer on Project Voldemort]
Redis is very cool (I really want to play with it - congrats to VMWare on hiring its author), but it is neither a disk-oriented system [EDIT: fixed per comment, was disk-persistent] nor (most importantly, IMO) a fully distributed system.
See a comment in this blog post for great visual guide to these systems from these two axes (disk-orientation and distribution):
http://pl.atyp.us/wordpress/?p=2929 http://pl.atyp.us/wordpress/?p=2929
- uggedal 16y agoRedis supports full disk persistence by adding the following values to your redis.conf: appendonly yes appendfsync always Yes, fsyncing after every operation will be slower than fsyncing every second or so.
- strlen 16y agoThanks, fixed it.
- petercooper 16y agoSure, but the OP specified: I need access to that data as quickly as possible. Writes are only going to occur quarterly. The emphasis is on speed and writes are rare, so being disk-oriented wouldn't provide any advantages.