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Redis can be scaled vertically via a master-slave configuration; horizontal scaling is possible via additional libraries. According to Mathias Meyer, Redis is mainly suitable for caching, for worker queues and for storing statistical data. Redis is unsuitable for scenarios in which the data does not fit into the main memory.

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Domain Driven Design was of no help to me, but I perhaps I gave up on it too quickly. Maybe I'll give it another go ...

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Neuseeland — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 13:52:42 -0000

I had far more success with couchrest which is a much closer CouchDB wrapper, enabling CouchDB to be used as it's intended: as a RESTful interface with map/reduce views.

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aimee — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 16:19:56 -0000

True, you have to take everything together as a whole. Much as we might focus on different layers of the architecture at a time, they come together to form an overall picture. Some projects are fine with Sqlite, some are suited to MySQL, and some would work well with CouchDB.

Thanks for commenting, and i enjoyed reading your article.

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Alexander Lang — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 15:21:38 -0000

thanks for the hint. sounds like an interesting book. i think the rails-as-a-database-wrapper idiom is spread way too far. sounds like you managed to get away from that though :)

i know the idea of being able to model your domain objects without having to worry about persistence and slap on the database afterwards sounds tempting. i would still argue that the database you choose has an impact on your domain models - depending on what your specific database is good at you still have to make sacrifices or do things a certain way - which you have to take into account.