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Totally true. I always think that eventually some kernel change may totally break how Redis works and I'll have to resort to implementing the same stuff in user
by antirez 12y ago
Totally true. I always think that eventually some kernel change may totally break how Redis works and I'll have to resort to implementing the same stuff in user space. A simpler parallel path is to use Redis Cluster / Sentinel and provide good safety for when persistence is disabled, and achieve data safety via redundancy in replicas. However even in such a scenario, it will be kind of handy that Redis can persist so that restarts performed with SHUTDOWN (for example for upgrades) will still retain the dataset when needed.