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How would SSDB compare to using etcd? They both are disk backed key-value stores, but SSDB doesn't seem to be under active maintenance, with most of the recent
by dhruvrrp 5y ago
How would SSDB compare to using etcd? They both are disk backed key-value stores, but SSDB doesn't seem to be under active maintenance, with most of the recent merges being about fixing build issues.
- welder 5y agoThe main difference is you can use existing code/libraries without changing anything if you're already using Redis. That was a big win for us, since we could just swap out the Redis instances that suffered from low hit rates (because the data didn't fit in RAM and was purged) for SSDB easily.
- dikei 5y agoetcd is not suitable for high volume, it's built for data consistency, not performance.