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This is actually what I love about redis. They added clustering, obviously a massive feature, in 3-4 and you could totally ignore it if you wanted to, while sti
by ixtli 8y ago
This is actually what I love about redis. They added clustering, obviously a massive feature, in 3-4 and you could totally ignore it if you wanted to, while still receiving the stability and speed increases without changing much of anything.
- antirez 8y agoExactly, the same with ACLs and RESP3. With ACLs a lot of design work was done in order to make sure that is impossible to understand the difference if you don't know about ACLs. The old "requirepass" now sets the password for the default user, and the default user ships with the exact default of what connections could do before. Backward compatibility and the ability to ignore any part of Redis you don't use are one of my main goals.