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by vundercind
632 days ago
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I’ve found it useful in the past as basically very-smart (i.e. stuff like expiration built-in) shared memory. Potentially with clustering (so, shared across multiple machines). In the era of k8s, and redis-as-a-service, though? It’s gonna be “shared memory” on another VM on another rack. At that point, just read & write a damn file off S3, you’ve already abandoned all hope of efficient use of resources. |
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