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Re:MongoDB 1.8 (stable) released by tmountain on Wednesday March 16, 2011 @07:17PM (#2334394)
They're really two different beasts. Mongo stores things in a manner similar to a relational DB (minus the relations). Think of it as a store for JSON that allows indexing and SQL-style queries using a JSON style syntax. Redis data structures are closer to what you'd find in computer science books (lists, sets, hashes, etc.). You should explore both and see what meets your needs.

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