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by jrallison 3865 days ago
It's not guaranteed to be atomic in failure conditions. Also, the biggest difference between Redis and Geode would be the "distributed" part, which involves maintaining these guarantees across a cluster of machines (which Redis demonstratingly doesn't do).
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That's pretty hand-wavey. All databases can be made to lose all guarantees under failure conditions.