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can you fit all data in memory?

• node-bayarea 5y ago
  You, if you look at very large customers of ElastiCache or Redis, or just companies like Twitter, they all use a very large Redis clusters to store Terabytes of data. You can also use"Redis on Flash" and save a lot of money when compared to DynamoDB and others for similar size of data. https://redislabs.com/redis-enterprise/technology/redis-on-flash/ https://redislabs.com/redis-enterprise/technology/redis-on-f...
  • billconan 5y ago
    how to handle node failure? what about data persistence, data integrity without ACID? complex queries?
    • taf2 5y ago
      Don’t use redis for those requirements For failure use sentinel or cluster - works great