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RDB is what I was thinking of. I didn't know they had added a write-ahead log. It seems you can combine RDB and AOF, which is nice.
by lobster_johnson 11y ago
RDB is what I was thinking of. I didn't know they had added a write-ahead log. It seems you can combine RDB and AOF, which is nice.
- fweespeech 11y agoYeah, you can. Its quite nice, the only real problem with it is the reliability of the clustering is subpar. If you are happy with a Master/Slave setup and occasionally having to deal with data loss due to Master failures [e.g. losing a second or two of data that wasn't replicated], it works nicely. Just realize I wouldn't use Redis as a long term persisting of data because of issues like this: https://muut.com/blog/news/april-2014-service-failure.html https://muut.com/blog/news/april-2014-service-failure.html