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Definitely a feather in PG's hat. And much the reason why I'm nervous about *relying* on Redis as a persistent store. I'm more and more inclined to use Redis as a caching layer.
Even though Regis can be persistent, you can still lose data on crash. It does not flush data immediately on the disk on writes. Keep that in mind.
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Definitely a feather in PG's hat. And much the reason why I'm nervous about *relying* on Redis as a persistent store. I'm more and more inclined to use Redis as a caching layer.
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Even though Regis can be persistent, you can still lose data on crash. It does not flush data immediately on the disk on writes. Keep that in mind.