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At dotCloud we use PostgreSQL, Riak and redis. - PostgreSQL for the user database since it maps nicely to django and sqlalchemy models - Redis for caches and
by spahl 15y ago
At dotCloud we use PostgreSQL, Riak and redis.
- PostgreSQL for the user database since it maps nicely to django and sqlalchemy models
- Redis for caches and non persistent data
- Riak for everything else
We love the fact that it is easy to scale, that bitcask is safe (it writes to disk:-p) and easy to backup (rsync or cp is enough).
- econgeeker 15y agoI'd be interested in hearing some thoughts on backing up. Would rsync to S3 happening regularly be an adequate solution? Figure if it is on a cron and it fires every other minute, the deltas would be pretty small, and not much would be lost if a datacenter or cluster goes down.