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Is there any catch or gotcha for using this as a drop in replacement for Redis?
by treis 4y ago
Is there any catch or gotcha for using this as a drop in replacement for Redis?
- tlarkworthy 4y agoI can see it's missing some important commands like WATCH, and maybe the WAL for high durability contexts.
- romange 4y agoIf you see that important command are missing, pks open an issue and we will prioritize their implementation.
- Strom 4y agoA lot less features. If you don't care about the missing features, then it might be a completely reasonable replacement.
- romange 4y agoI've been working on DF for the last 6 months and I implemented ~130 commands. It's still missing about 40% of the commands to reach parity with v5/v6. I will continue working on DF. Primary/Secondary replication is my next milestone.
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- jkmcf 4y agoIt's only at release 0.1 so I'd let them bake a little longer! Looks awesome so far, though!
- thayne 4y agoThe license is different. Redis core is BSD 3 clause, which is a permissive open source license. Dragonflydb uses the Business Source License, with some additional use grants. Depending on your situation, that could be an impediment.