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What about lock-in though? What if you decide you do want some relationship or way of filtering the keys you're storing with Redis. After you already have it in
by dreamdu5t 15y ago
What about lock-in though? What if you decide you do want some relationship or way of filtering the keys you're storing with Redis. After you already have it in Redis as keys/values.
What then?
- pjscott 15y agoHopefully you abstracted as much of the database code as possible, so you can switch to (for example) MySQL without serious pain. This only gets tricky if you're using some of the more fancy features of Redis, like sorted sets, which are a bit more clunky to do in SQL.