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I've been using UpStash's serverless Redis offering and it's worked super well for my needs. Scales to zero/free which was nice for getting started, and using t
by bcjordan 4y ago
I've been using UpStash's serverless Redis offering and it's worked super well for my needs. Scales to zero/free which was nice for getting started, and using their http SDK didn't need to worry about concurrent connection limits when calling from simultaneous cloud functions. & not a second of downtime in the few months I've used it so far.
Want to move more of my app's datastore to Redis now that I've learned more about sorted sets etc.
- tpmx 4y ago
- bcjordan 4y agoTo be clear, I am not affiliated with that web service other than as a now happy paying user. I only replied with my experience getting started running Redis on it since that was GP's question and I found it useful while first learning Redis and now in production.
- bcjordan 4y agoBTW, would recommend reviewing the HN comment etiquette guidelines at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html In particular: > Assume good faith. > Be kind. Don't be snarky.