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How does redis deal with the case of an in-memory HNSW growing faster than it can comfortably flush pages to disk?
by rishabhaiover 11mo ago
How does redis deal with the case of an in-memory HNSW growing faster than it can comfortably flush pages to disk?
- antirez 11mo agoRedis does not flush pages to disk. When the RDB / AOF are generated by the saving child, it is a point-in-time operation not bound to the speed data is added in the parent.