4 ms·

I'd guess redis performs _better_ in that case since there minimum overhead for redis is much lower than elasticsearch.

• weavie 8y ago
  Wouldn't Redis need to keep the whole dataset in memory?
  • showerst 8y ago
    In my experience to get decent "show off in benchmarks" performance with ES you want your index to fit in RAM as well, but I haven't done much work with ES outside of high RAM boxes.