> well configured and maintained Well there's the rub -- table stakes for traditional database software (the "boring technology") is not losing your data. Redi

> well configured and maintained Well there's the rub -- table stakes for traditional database software (the "boring technology") is not losing your data. Redis has AOF which can be tuned and this SO post[0] is a good intro to how they work and the different settings involved. Pieces of software like Postgres have settings that get you to dont-lose-my-data on day 1. Also people generally rant and rave about the performance of Redis when AOF-write-on-every-write (aka WAL) is not turned on. It also kind of annoys me how AOF is caleld AOF when there is a very good well known term for this already -- WAL. [0]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40939756/difference-between-redis-aof-and-tarantool-wal-log https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40939756/difference-betw...