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Just out of curiosity. If you are running off of SSD, why Redis? Why not use FoundationDB on multiple fast nodes? That way you get ACID transactions..
by reacharavindh 7y ago
Just out of curiosity.
If you are running off of SSD, why Redis? Why not use FoundationDB on multiple fast nodes? That way you get ACID transactions..
- nikita0 7y agothe intention of kvrocks is to replace the function of Redis in some scenes, to scale the capability and cost of memory compared to Redis. and our company severe using the Redis in production, so it's a good choice to compatible with Redis protocol. we are also focusing on how to do the distribution now.