> but I dont have a high confidence of redis with persistent storage
Anything that kills redis persistence is also going to corrupt whatever else database you'd have used instead. In fact redis persistence is such a simple model, I'd be surprised if most RDBMs weren't more likely to corrupt data.
I've been running a redis database since 2013 and haven't had a case of lost data once and never even had to restore from a backup.
Anything that kills redis persistence is also going to corrupt whatever else database you'd have used instead. In fact redis persistence is such a simple model, I'd be surprised if most RDBMs weren't more likely to corrupt data.
I've been running a redis database since 2013 and haven't had a case of lost data once and never even had to restore from a backup.