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On a basic level, you can think of it as just a faster version of Memcached. Digging a little deeper, you can think of it as a faster, extremely powerful versi
by jarin 15y ago
On a basic level, you can think of it as just a faster version of Memcached.
Digging a little deeper, you can think of it as a faster, extremely powerful version of Memcached.
- eliben 15y agoI'm not too familiar with memcached, but isn't one of Redis's strong points is the data structures it provides out of the box, and not simple lookups?
- code_duck 15y agoYes, that's the advantage. Redis is a memory-based DB like memcache, but is more than just a simple key-value store.
- gregwebs 15y agoIts not faster than Memcached. More likely it is slightly slower. The benchmark the author of Redis did is under dispute.