Note: the talk is from May 2010.
I wonder if Steve (or rather, jedberg or someone else at reddit) were to give the talk today, if 'memcache' and 'memcachedb' would both be replaced by Redis?
I wonder if Steve (or rather, jedberg or someone else at reddit) were to give the talk today, if 'memcache' and 'memcachedb' would both be replaced by Redis?
As for replacing memcached, I'm certainly open to it, but from what I've read, the performance of memcache for what we use it for is better than redis.