Non-relational database -redis

1.nosql Products

The RDBMS: MySQL, the Oracle, MSSQL, PG 
NoSql: Redis, MongoDB 
NewSQL: distributed database architecture (learning MongoDB)

2.redsi Features

Rich data types (written tests, interviews) ***** 
support persistent (written tests, interviews) ***** 
variety of memory allocation and recovery strategies 
support transactions (interview)     **** 
message queue, the message subscription 
support high availability                  **** 
supports distributed cluster fragmentation (interview)    ***** 
cache penetrate \ avalanche (written tests, interviews)    ***** 
Redis API                   **

 3. Enterprise Cache Products

Memcached: 
  advantages: high performance read, a single data type, client support distributed cluster type, the hash consistency, a multi-core structure, a high performance multi-threaded read-write. 
  Cons: No persistence, caching node failure may occur penetrate, distributed client needs to achieve data synchronization across the room difficult, complex infrastructure expansion and high 

Redis:   
  advantages: high performance read and write, support multiple data types, data persistence, high-availability architecture, support for custom virtual memory, support for distributed cluster fragmentation, high performance read and write single-threaded, multi-instance for stand-alone 
  disadvantages: read and write multi-threaded slower than Memcached 
  Sina, Jingdong, live class platform, web games 
    
memcache and in contrast to the read and write performance redis 
  memcached suitable multi-user access, for each user a small amount of RW 
  redis fit, less user access, each user a lot RW 
            
Tair: 
advantages: high performance read-write, supports three storage engine (ddb, rdb , ldb), support high availability, support for distributed cluster fragmentation, caching support almost all Taobao business. 
    Cons: Stand-alone case, read and write performance is slower than the other two products

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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