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A lot of people also make a mistake of benchmarking Redis on multi-core machines. Redis is single-threaded, so it'll never be faster if you have multiple cores.
by misterbowfinger 8y ago
A lot of people also make a mistake of benchmarking Redis on multi-core machines. Redis is single-threaded, so it'll never be faster if you have multiple cores. To properly benchmark Redis on a multi-core machine, you have to run more instances of Redis on the same machine (1 instance/core).
- GauntletWizard 8y agoYes; A redis cluster with 10 'nodes' can easily fit on a single machine. When comparing redis performance, benchmarking apples-to-apples in per-core performance is important.