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If you have modest needs of it, just run it on the same machine. The whole point of redis is low latency data queries, which running on some third-party servic
by nasalgoat 13y ago
If you have modest needs of it, just run it on the same machine.
The whole point of redis is low latency data queries, which running on some third-party service you lose.
- gamache 13y agoThat might be a point of Redis, but it's certainly not the whole point, as I don't care about it but Redis is still useful to me. And again, just because I can do it myself doesn't mean I should. I came into adulthood as a sysadmin. I can take a project from bolting racks into the floor to writing front-end code, but I don't. There are better ways.
- Aqua_Geek 13y ago> just run it on the same machine Sometimes you don't have that option (e.g. Heroku).