Overall Satisfaction with Redis
Redis is being used by our product engineering team. We use it for caching and as a store for our background processing engine.
- High-speed access for a database where the size is generally well-known.
- If you display real-time stock prices, you can use Redis to rapidly get the latest stock price by its key and get it displayed to the user.
- Support for data structures such as scalars, sets, hashes, and lists.
- Persistence can impact performance since Redis will use memory dump to create snapshots used for persistence.
- Redis supports only basic security options. Redis doesn't provide any access control.
- There is no internal full-text search support and it is difficult to model relationships using Redis.
- Increased server throughput.
- Faster & better user experience.
- Product Features
- Product Usability
- Product Reputation
- Vendor Reputation