I don't want to be that guy making the pointlessly critical comment, but what is the use case for an in-memory database on the other side of an ethernet link? Even if you're in the same datacenter it's going to be slow, no?
I get that startups need to move fast in order to validate ideas, but redis is hardly a chore to set up.
I get that startups need to move fast in order to validate ideas, but redis is hardly a chore to set up.
Either way, congrats on the redundancy.