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A little bit off topic : we are trying to use Redis in my office, to use as a high speed memory cache k/v store, with on-disk saving and reloading capabilities.
by ritonlajoie 12y ago
A little bit off topic : we are trying to use Redis in my office, to use as a high speed memory cache k/v store, with on-disk saving and reloading capabilities.
Problem is, we must stick with the opentech versions since we are running in a windows environment.
It appears the 'fork' hacking those guys made is not very stable. Every once in a while, the fork process fails for some unknown reason, and we are actually trying to fix the code ourself to understand why this fails.
Since we have spent a lot of time on it, maybe it's time to go away as this 'stable' release from ms-opentech appears to not be very stable at all.
What would people recommend ? Is there any production ready solution that exists, with windows stability in mind ?
- nemothekid 12y agoIf all you need is k/v wouldn't memcached suffice?
- virmundi 12y agoIf you're able to use a 64 bit Windows, ArangoDB can do this. You can shard and replicate it. Documents can be simple k-v stores.