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by ethangunderson
5633 days ago
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Just like most things, it's not that simple. For example... Cassandra is good for 'big data' if you're ok dealing with the repercussions of eventual consistency, and questionable performance characteristics. Not to mention the mediocre community support. Redis is a fantastic choice, if you're ok with a limited data model and no diskstore option(coming soon though!) Picking a datastore that fits your data model, access patterns, support needs, etc. can be a daunting task, and simplifying it to this degree just leaves too much out of the equation. |
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