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Have Redis and Memcached aged so much we need a modern replacement? Or is this a webdevy 'modern' which just means the first commit is newer than redis' first c
by lionkor 4y ago
Have Redis and Memcached aged so much we need a modern replacement? Or is this a webdevy 'modern' which just means the first commit is newer than redis' first commit?
- OPoncz 4y agoModern as the entire architecture is based on papers from the last few years. But also the first commit :)
- romange 4y agomemcached was born in 2003. Redis was born in 2008. Both have strength and weaknesses. DF tries to unite them into a single backend and keep the strengths of each one of them.
- robertlagrant 4y ago> Have Redis and Memcached aged so much we need a modern replacement? Or is this a webdevy 'modern' which just means the first commit is newer than redis' first commit? The docs make some of the differences clear. Worth reading the GitHub repo readme.
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