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My experience over the last five years pertaining to software requirements have been:

Does it require low latency? Yes -> use Clang environment. In this case, redis usually doesn't fit the bill within the stack. I'm surprised for most other use cases, people are using C++, where Ruby/Java can provide a solid programming abstraction (and fast development time). tl;dr I would be curious of the use case of C++ and redis.




Redis is commonly used to share data/communicate between different subsystems, potentially written in different languages.




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