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The Windows Subsystem AFAIK is not meant to run things for production, but I'm not a windows expert indeed. About the abandoned port, yep we are saying the sam
by antirez 8y ago
The Windows Subsystem AFAIK is not meant to run things for production, but I'm not a windows expert indeed.
About the abandoned port, yep we are saying the same thing in different terms probably: the reason why merging from upstream was so hard was probably because the windows port, for lack of POSIX interface, had to reinvent the persistence of Redis in user-space terms. That was why it was so hard to keep the patch in sync AFAIK.
- WorldMaker 8y agoIIRC, WSL hit "general availability" status in a recent release, including on servers, but I believe that yes the guidance is still that WSL is primarily "for developers" and that running production services on it is, in one of the greatest OSS traditions, "at one's own risk", but "allowed" now in a "at least it won't break your warranty" sort of way.