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by darth_avocado
840 days ago
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Redis is completely in memory, therefore all data is in memory. Postgres on the other hand does have a cache of it's own, does not give you fine controls over what stays in cache. What stays in cache depends on data access patterns. E.g. I cannot make an entire table of my choosing to be in cache. |
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