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How about LMDB ? It’s single writer/multiple reader, very fast and reliable.
by chokolad 3y ago
How about LMDB ? It’s single writer/multiple reader, very fast and reliable.
- lmm 3y agoThis thread is my first time hearing of it, it doesn't seem particularly established/mature (e.g. I can't find cloud services offering managed instances, whereas there are plenty of those for Redis)
- ddorian43 3y agoYou didn't read enough what it actually is. Its embedded db like rocksdb.
- lmm 3y agoThen it's hardly a substitute for Redis.
- ddorian43 3y agoYou put redis on top of it.
- lmm 3y agoAre you suggesting that there's no need for Redis to integrate persistent-storage support because every user should download some library and patch the Redis source themselves? And that would somehow be better?
- ddorian43 3y agoI'm suggesting you haven't read enough before replying, just like I did on my first comment. See "Myrocks" as an example of what the first user meant with lmdb. Replace "mysql -> redis" and "rocksdb -> lmdb".