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I was reading an article last week where the author did a bunch of testing and found Redis is only 3-5x faster than just using a multi model NoSQL. Basically i
by khaki54 2y ago
I was reading an article last week where the author did a bunch of testing and found Redis is only 3-5x faster than just using a multi model NoSQL. Basically it rarely makes sense to use Redis.
https://adamfowler.org/2015/09/07/hybrid-nosql-marklogic-as-a-k-v-store/ https://adamfowler.org/2015/09/07/hybrid-nosql-marklogic-as-...
- dcmatt 2y ago"only 3-5x faster... rarely makes sense to use Redis" This is an illogical conclusion. 3-5x faster is substantial!
- lucb1e 2y agoI agree, although it also depends on the context. If a page needs to fetch lots of data and takes 3 full seconds to load, the middle case (4x improvement) makes it go from an amount of time where you glance at your messages to on par with the average javascript-laden website we're used to anyway (except in this case it's legitimate loading time). If, however, we're talking about most pages, that are mostly static and just fetch some article contents and author name from the DB in 2 milliseconds... yeah, it can be 10x faster and nobody cares