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Well, it's written to disk either way. You're right that if you do the "once in a while" setup, you can lose some data in a power failure.

At a previous job people started using Redis thinking it was a fast in-memory data store. It turned out we had accumulated tens of thousands of records.

I haven't measured, but I doubt it's much faster than Postgres. It does have other nice features. I like using the expiring records for caching.




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