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Is Redis really more performant than FDB on a single instance when Redis persists to disk? It wouldn't surprise me that Redis is faster in-memory, tho.
by endisneigh 4y ago
Is Redis really more performant than FDB on a single instance when Redis persists to disk? It wouldn't surprise me that Redis is faster in-memory, tho.
- datalopers 4y agoNo idea, I haven't benchmarked a 100% durable redis setup (aof, fsync every query) against FDB but that will definitely have a significant hit to write performance. I generally stick to the model of not using Redis for mission-critical durability use cases. I don't really view them as competing technologies in the first place though.