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Redis can run anywhere from 50-200K IOPs, on a single core, dependent on CPU; you can find benchmarks at the following: * http://code.google.com/p/redis/wi
by thezilch 15y ago
Redis can run anywhere from 50-200K IOPs, on a single core, dependent on CPU; you can find benchmarks at the following:
* http://code.google.com/p/redis/wiki/Benchmarks
* http://redis.io/topics/benchmarks
At the point where multi-core sharding/ring setups are involved, you begin to have NIC/network saturation. It's feasible to achieve 300K on a single box.
- awj 15y agoThe OP actually addresses this. They're doing some form of clustering and had to add more nodes due to network saturation.
- shykes 15y agoJust to clarify, they're using regular master-slave, as opposed to "clustering" which is an unreleased feature. I love how they use sInterStore as a replacement for a fat SQL query.
- StavrosK 15y agoThat's amazing, thank you. This would make me want to use redis for everything, if I weren't already using it for everything.