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I've got to say that the more I hear "Redis can never be reliable" the more I cringe. It just seems like one of those things that's been said and repeated witho
by MoOmer 13y ago
I've got to say that the more I hear "Redis can never be reliable" the more I cringe. It just seems like one of those things that's been said and repeated without people stopping to fact-check along the way.
Redis Clustering tutorial: http://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial http://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial
Redis persistence (using AOF or RDB or both): http://redis.io/topics/persistence http://redis.io/topics/persistence
- druiid 13y agoStill in beta/alpha as far as I last checked (we've been waiting for it). Additionally as far as clustering is concerned there still seem to be a lot of 'unknowns' for me with clustering Redis. Using a cluster in RabbitMQ is dead simple and it just works.
- jondot 13y agoRight now Redis cannot be clustered production-ready. I wish. As I stated in the Wiki, you'll have to pry Redis from my dead body, I am very happy with it, and for me its a true swiss army knife and I've used it as such. Even though it doesn't have clustering - it's rock solid in production and I haven't experienced a drop in one of my Redis servers in around 3 years. That being said, if you are building a system where reliability is an explicit requirement you can't take those risks.
- milkshakes 13y agoyou might want to do some fact checking yourself before you cringe. i would start here: http://aphyr.com/tags/Redis http://aphyr.com/tags/Redis