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I'm using Redis as a backend to store course availability information at my university. If the set contains the course ID it has an open seat. Data is scraped a
by tkahn6 16y ago
I'm using Redis as a backend to store course availability information at my university. If the set contains the course ID it has an open seat. Data is scraped and processed continuously and there are ~7200 courses so Redis is a good fit.
- desigooner 16y agoIs there a matrix of features or use case scenarios for the various NoSQL options out there? e.g. i have a lot of person data with various attributes like applications, schedules, choices, demographics, courses, etc. (university). At certain times of the year, a lot of transactions would occur and at other times, it'll be getting very low traffic/transaction requests. MySQL tends to be a PITA if we try to modify certain things to add or remove tracking and so on while live hours and as things are run, unfortunately a lot of changes come in unplanned. How should I go about finding the best fit for this scenario?