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ETS is quite faster than using Redis though.
by conradfr 3y ago
ETS is quite faster than using Redis though.
- karmajunkie 3y agosingle node though, so you have to add distribution in some manner. For some situations, whether its the "right" way or not, redis ends up being an easier way to go. ETA: As another couple of comments pointed out, ETS also dies with the node so you've got to handle that also when rolling it. ETS is cool, but its not a panacea.
- conradfr 3y agoNebulex has different adapters although I've only use it on a local node which uses ETS and with transient data so I can't comment on them too much. https://github.com/cabol/nebulex https://github.com/cabol/nebulex