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> That said, I guess if you're relatively junior, it's hard to grossly misconfigure Redis, so that's a point in its favor. Redis persistence (or possibly lack-
by Benjamin_Dobell 7y ago
> That said, I guess if you're relatively junior, it's hard to grossly misconfigure Redis, so that's a point in its favor.
Redis persistence (or possibly lack-thereof) is probably quite complicated for a junior developer to understand. I'd actually expect a better outcome with PSQL.
- swsieber 7y agoI disagree. But anytime I've been exposed to redis, it's always been as an ephemeral data store.
- threeseed 7y agoNot sure what you are getting at here. Redis is one of the simplest data stores around to use and its persistence is solid.
- erichocean 7y ago> Redis is one of the simplest data stores around to use and its persistence is solid. I've lost countless amount of data in production systems running Redis. Haven't ever lost anything in Postgres. (I still run both.)