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Our main use case in $JOB for Redis is distributed locking. We usually do not need key-value storage and even if we do, we just go with DynamoDB instead.
by csunbird 7y ago
Our main use case in $JOB for Redis is distributed locking. We usually do not need key-value storage and even if we do, we just go with DynamoDB instead.
- ryanisnan 7y agoThere's lots of functionality that Redis provides beyond a key-value store. For example the data structures that it supports. These are very powerful on their own. Also I understand after considerable investments vendor freedom is a bit of an illusion, but you know, if you can choose an OS technology under the hood, it's effectively like not nailing shut a door, but still leaving it closed.
- Axsuul 7y agoAre you using the method[0] suggested by antirez for distributed locking? 0. https://redis.io/topics/distlock https://redis.io/topics/distlock
- csunbird 7y agoWe use Redisson, yes.