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Sounds like you were just using Redis for something you shouldn't have been. I think Redis is great in the space of "I need a little bit more structure than me
by showerst 3y ago
Sounds like you were just using Redis for something you shouldn't have been.
I think Redis is great in the space of "I need a little bit more structure than memcache", but if you're rising to the level of unscrewing a data structure or needing nontrivial types, then Redis was not the tool for that job.
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- baz00 3y agoI think postgres handles all those scenarios absolutely fine too. Edit: worth noting when you under-engineer something for Redis, it's far more difficult to get it out again later than it is to add more schema to a relational DB.