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Tikv is very (very) slow (compared to redis, not sure about elogkv) and it's redis layer seems unmaintained. TiDB is very interesting product ; we tried to repl
by anonzzzies 1y ago
Tikv is very (very) slow (compared to redis, not sure about elogkv) and it's redis layer seems unmaintained. TiDB is very interesting product ; we tried to replace our massive mysql (master with multi read replica/standby's) system and it is just so slow that it's unusable really. Maybe it's great for other goals though, I don't know; I like the idea so we tried some setups with it.
- liunyl 1y agoAccording to their benchmark results read latency is comparable to redis even under 'Persistent Transactional Mode'. Might be a solid choice for people who don't really need complicated relational database but need the data to be persisted