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I've never really tried, but it looks like lists and hashes could be implemented in Postgres through json blobs. That would still leave out sets and zsets, whic
by fpereiro 7y ago
I've never really tried, but it looks like lists and hashes could be implemented in Postgres through json blobs. That would still leave out sets and zsets, which I also find essential in most work I do with Redis.
Besides having all the data structures, I love just connecting to Redis without specifying a database name (there's just a database number, which defaults to 0), a database user, or needing to create a table or a schema. Redis is, so to speak, just there. Not saying this is better than Postgres objectively - I just like it more.