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Durable != ACID You can still create an inconsistent state in Redis easily, even it persists well.
by Argorak 12y ago
Durable != ACID
You can still create an inconsistent state in Redis easily, even it persists well.
- eurleif 12y agoAs far as I know, consistency in ACID just means that the database enforces any constraints that have been defined. Since redis doesn't allow constraints to be defined, doesn't that technically make it consistent, in a vacuous sort of way? You could also view redis's data types as a form of constraint. Using a set instead of a list achieves the same purpose as using UNIQUE in SQL.