IMHO, yes, provided that your business degrades gracefully when data is lost, and the revenue per byte supports storage in RAM. In that case, it is better than

IMHO, yes, provided that your business degrades gracefully when data is lost, and the revenue per byte supports storage in RAM. In that case, it is better than other databases, being extremely performant, and more importantly, being very easy to develop for. If you need more space, you can use Redis cluster to extend horizontally.