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Redis is simply more useful if you're not pushing max throughput using it purely as a cache. It has really useful support for a variety of data structures and o
by macNchz 3y ago
Redis is simply more useful if you're not pushing max throughput using it purely as a cache. It has really useful support for a variety of data structures and operations, and I'd guess that Memcached's (previous) 1mb limit per item drove a good number of people to look for other options over time.
- ed25519FUUU 3y agoThe 1MB limit was a big driver for a long time. Also redis had a persistence option.