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Redis persistance is not built or intended to be a write guarantee, but more of a safeguard against cold cache after a restart or failure. It looks as if free
by tgtweak 8y ago
Redis persistance is not built or intended to be a write guarantee, but more of a safeguard against cold cache after a restart or failure.
It looks as if free tier has persistence turned off by default and that standard tier uses snapshotting/rdb to replicate.
- zodvik 8y agoWould AOF persistence as 'everysec' not imply a write guarantee of max 1 second data loss for restart?
- tgtweak 8y agoNo, this is not a write guarantee. You can still lose an acknowledged write.
- manigandham 8y agoThat's exactly what it's built for, to save data. It's just configurable in terms of how and when its persisted.