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Redis seems like a poor choice if you want the comments and stories to stick around for a while. It's designed to be an in-memory database...
by kennystone 15y ago
Redis seems like a poor choice if you want the comments and stories to stick around for a while. It's designed to be an in-memory database...
- antirez 15y agoRedis is perfectly fine for this application, both from the point of view of data persistence since AOF is very durable, and from the point of view of space needed. This application is designed to hold a lot of news and comments even using little memory.
- cnu 15y ago> This application is designed to hold a lot of news and comments even using little memory. Can you post some benchmarks on that? Would like to see how many (average sized) news/comments can be stored on the 512mb VPS.
- tomatohs 15y agoConsidering the creator of lamernews is also one of the creators of redis, he probably knows what hes doing.