Comment by hughrr
5 years ago
I've got about 6 years operational experience with Redis. I would not use it for a queue. I struggle to consider using it as a data store these days as well with other options on the table. But that's a whole new thread so I'm not going into details here.
If you want a queue, get a queue.
If you want a relational database, get a relational database.
If you want a key-value store, get a key-value store.
Don't cross the streams.
Not really knowing the details of Redis. What makes it a better key-value store than a Postgres table with a key-column and a value-column?
What would you use redis for, if anything?
I assume a key-value store.
Correct
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