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We've been using Redis as a primary data store for about two years, and it works great. We have a simple master-slave config and do periodic RDB snapshots -- no

by sehugg 14y ago

We've been using Redis as a primary data store for about two years, and it works great. We have a simple master-slave config and do periodic RDB snapshots -- no EBS. We manually failover from master to slave, but in practice this is rarely necessary (our current master has been up for 9 months).

iampims 14y ago
Do you mind sharing how much data you are storing in Redis?
- sehugg 14y ago
  At our peak we stored up to 7 GB on Redis 2.4 (using up to 20 GB or so RAM due to paging). Redis 2.6 reduced that figure by a couple GB or so.
  - iampims 14y ago
    7GB is/was your entire dataset?
    - sehugg 14y ago
      No, just some of the medium-lifetime data.