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Transient caches are still a useful type of data store for better performance... That said, they're noting it as a goal and a beta limitation, so they're not sa
by jkaplowitz 8y ago
Transient caches are still a useful type of data store for better performance... That said, they're noting it as a goal and a beta limitation, so they're not satisfied with pure transience either.
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- hamandcheese 8y agoThat’s fine, but it should be made way more obvious what this is and what it isn’t. This goes against expectations.
- antonvs 8y agoIts name is Cloud MemoryStore, not Cloud Diskstore. That should set expectations right there.
- hamandcheese 8y agoThey use the term “data store” multiple times, not to mention: > and features like persistence, replication and pub-sub. (Customer testimonial) > We have used Redis on everything from storing asynchronous task queues for tens of thousands of CPUs to a centralized persisted key-value pair store for the feature vectors output by our ML models Additionally, “persistence” isn’t mentioned at all in the “Coming soon to Cloud Memorystore” section. I’m not trying to be a pedant, I just think it’s dangerous that it’s not made abundantly clear that there is no persistence.