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> While SQL databases are insanely useful tools, their tyranny of ~15 years is coming to an end This shit, AGAIN? Really? No, they are not.
Apples usually stay crispy unless baked. Good in pies.
Oranges can be sour (or sweet). Do not bake.
Strawberries are red. Good in pies, advise against baking.
Pineapples are rough on the outside. Good fresh, baked, grilled, fried, debatable on pizza.
Grapes come in many colors and sizes. Great fresh or turned into alcoholic beverages.
(Not the worst introduction to fruit, but perhaps superficial? Amirite?)
Apples vs Oranges vs Strawberries vs Pineapple vs Grapes Apples usually stay crispy unless baked. Good in pies. Oranges can be sour (or sweet). Do not bake. Strawberries are red. Good in pies, advise against baking. Pineapples are rough on the outside. Good fresh, baked, grilled, fried, debatable on pizza. Grapes come in many colors and sizes. Great fresh or turned into alcoholic beverages. (Not the worst introductio…
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Also Redis's main selling point is it's extensive data structure/operations support. "Blazingly fast" really depends on what your workload is and what you're comparing it against.
Apples vs Oranges vs Strawberries vs Pineapple vs Grapes Apples usually stay crispy unless baked. Good in pies. Oranges can be sour (or sweet). Do not bake. Strawberries are red. Good in pies, advise against baking. Pineapples are rough on the outside. Good fresh, baked, grilled, fried, debatable on pizza. Grapes come in many colors and sizes. Great fresh or turned into alcoholic beverages. (Not the worst introductio…
Under protocols you may want to specify MongoDB's as BSON and Cassandra's as Thrift. That would be more helpful than "binary/custom". Updated: Also Redis's main selling point is it's extensive data structure/operations support. "Blazingly fast" really depends on what your workload is and what you're comparing it against.
Blazing fast: I mean compared to the other four.
Under protocols you may want to specify MongoDB's as BSON and Cassandra's as Thrift. That would be more helpful than "binary/custom". Updated: Also Redis's main selling point is it's extensive data structure/operations support. "Blazingly fast" really depends on what your workload is and what you're comparing it against.
A few other notable Riak features include a JS or Erlang MapReduce API and full-text search.
Apples vs Oranges vs Strawberries vs Pineapple vs Grapes Apples usually stay crispy unless baked. Good in pies. Oranges can be sour (or sweet). Do not bake. Strawberries are red. Good in pies, advise against baking. Pineapples are rough on the outside. Good fresh, baked, grilled, fried, debatable on pizza. Grapes come in many colors and sizes. Great fresh or turned into alcoholic beverages. (Not the worst introductio…
Under protocols you may want to specify MongoDB's as BSON and Cassandra's as Thrift. That would be more helpful than "binary/custom". Updated: Also Redis's main selling point is it's extensive data structure/operations support. "Blazingly fast" really depends on what your workload is and what you're comparing it against.
Riak also supports, in addition to HTTP, Protocol Buffers - a binary encoding protocol introduced by Google. A few other notable Riak features include a JS or Erlang MapReduce API and full-text search.
(Updated: typo)