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> Probably, the fastest in-memory store in the universe! Redis is fast enough. Read/write speed isn't usually the bottleneck, it's limiting your data set to RA

by welder 4y ago

> Probably, the fastest in-memory store in the universe! Redis is fast enough. Read/write speed isn't usually the bottleneck, it's limiting your data set to RAM. I've long ago switched to a disk-backed Redis clone (called SSDB) that solved all my scaling problems.

shin_lao 4y ago
Fast enough, for the universe of applications you are aware of.
- welder 4y ago
  Yea, faster is always better. I just run into storage bottlenecks first in my experience at big and small companies.
  - redman25 4y ago
    He seems to mention memory efficiency as well.
FpUser 4y ago
Google search on SSDB - "Saskatchewan Sheep Development Board" ;) Well to its credit it did find and put proper one to the front page as well.
sontek 4y ago
Haha, I thought the same thing until it wasn't! It turns out there are a lot of humans in the world and if you are unfortunate enough to get a large portion of them to start utilizing the software you write you'll find some bottlenecks in almost every system you thought was fast enough.
git-hulk 4y ago