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by kristoff_it
2460 days ago
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> To store data, you provide a key and the blob of data you wish to save, for example a JSON object, an image, or plain text. To retrieve data, you provide the key and will then be given the blob of data back. The database does not evaluate the data it is storing and allows limited ways of interacting with it. Definitely not a good description of Redis, even though they cite it as the first example of a Key-Value DB. |
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