Redis got a feature called AOF, I use it for every single command to save the command history to disk.
This does obviously decrease write performance of the Redis quite a bit, but read performance is mostly fine.
It is all about how many writes versus reads you expect per second. My system expects at most 1 write per sec vs 100 reads, so performance is fine and this way it is ACID compliant.
This does obviously decrease write performance of the Redis quite a bit, but read performance is mostly fine.
It is all about how many writes versus reads you expect per second. My system expects at most 1 write per sec vs 100 reads, so performance is fine and this way it is ACID compliant.