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Redis is probably my favorite software of the past decade. I abuse it liberally and it always takes it with resounding uptime and performance. In the stack that
by adventured 5y ago
Redis is probably my favorite software of the past decade. I abuse it liberally and it always takes it with resounding uptime and performance. In the stack that I utilize it's always among the things I have to worry the least about.
- leetrout 5y agoRedis + nginx (openresty). Lua in both places. So (ab)useful!
- lgl 5y agoAgreed, Redis is truly wonderful, I've used it extensively as both a cache lookalike and also as primary datasource (as long as your data size/growth is known and manageable on RAM, which is pretty common for many projects and current hosts) and it's always super fast, reliable and easy to work with.
- juangacovas 5y agoNot tested recently, but 3 years ago it was said that Redis was slightly faster than memcached for PHP sessions -for example- and I benchmarked it to decide to change. Add persistence to that formula and Redis was a winner for me (put your app into maintenance mode, reboot server(s), enable app again and your users can just resume operations...)