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You might not need Redis

11 pointsby vibloabout 1 year ago

2 comments

jvanderbotabout 1 year ago
In distributed robotics, there&#x27;s a lot of things that go 1) pull data, 2) check timestamp on data to see if it&#x27;s &quot;fresh enough&quot; to be considered.<p>Redis solves that so naturally with TTL that it&#x27;s not even worth considering message queues, dbs, or ROS topics for this. Yet, almost nobody does it that way from what I can see (I mean, we did, and it was fine).
martinbaunabout 1 year ago
I used to use Redis for every project, but a lot of times just using a SQL database is fast enough. Redis is wonderful, and simple but is yet another thing running and has to be checked and invalidated.