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Hm. If a disk-based redis clone is actually more performant than redis... what are the reasons to use redis instead of SSDB? Why is anyone using redis instead o
by jrochkind1 6y ago
Hm. If a disk-based redis clone is actually more performant than redis... what are the reasons to use redis instead of SSDB? Why is anyone using redis instead of SSDB? Should I stop?
- welder 6y agoSSDB doesn't support every single Redis command, it's only a subset. Most people don't even know about SSDB. There's power behind the Redis snowball. We've switched to SSDB, but with that we lost the Redis community.
- zymhan 6y ago> a disk-based redis clone is actually more performant than redis Who says it's faster? This is supposed to make things cheaper.
- plater 6y agoThe articles says so.