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sure, as you can use a monkey wrench for all your nuts. it's not going to be as pleasant, and it's going to ruin the nuts eventually.
by avereveard 5y ago
sure, as you can use a monkey wrench for all your nuts. it's not going to be as pleasant, and it's going to ruin the nuts eventually.
- aaomidi 5y agoIf you say so. This way of thinking about redis holds so many organizations back. Seriously, go try it again as a database.
- avereveard 5y agoyou're missing the point. it's not the capability to handle data. it's the pain to backup a rotating dump file and a full datalog. one could try to backup using a replica, but the rdb gets sent over the wire ayway, and that's a load of bandwidth and disk and everything being thrown at the problem. it's madness. and that's before considering partitioning. good luck synchronizing snapshots of each shard at the same point in time - your restore will have all kind of inconsistencies for crossreferenced data.