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As someone who recently migrated a project off of redis-as-a-main-store, please use a real database. I found that Postgres could do the same requests in about 2
by hardwaresofton 5y ago
As someone who recently migrated a project off of redis-as-a-main-store, please use a real database. I found that Postgres could do the same requests in about 2x-7x the time depending on what the requests were and this was without heavy optimization (if you limit the object sizes you could actually get away with covering indices which would probably get even closer).
Also, KeyDB[0] looks like quite the project. I used it when testing backups and some other stuff and it was quite easy to use, scaled to the compute well, is able to easily use flash (SSD/NVMe), pretty nice.
[0]: keydb.dev