Re:Ask HN: Which persistent in-memory database to use?
by paraschopra on Tuesday May 26, 2009 @11:48PM
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>To be completely honest, if memcache, memcachedb, redis, and tokyo cabinet are not getting the job done then you are probably doing things very, very wrong...
I am not saying that they are not getting the job done. They would get the job done but with significant code changes. I was just exploring if there was a better alternative. If I don't find one, I would resort to memcache most probably.
I am not saying that they are not getting the job done. They would get the job done but with significant code changes. I was just exploring if there was a better alternative. If I don't find one, I would resort to memcache most probably.