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by aries185 3y ago
It's not a pivot. MongoDB Atlas Search still exists and MongoDB Atlas Vector Search is it's own thing.
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by aries185 3y ago
For clarification: MongoDB is still Free as in beer, but not free as in Libre. IOW, Anyone can use MongoDB without paying money, but they cannot offer it to others as-a-service without providing the entire stack of hosting software back to
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by aries185 3y ago
This is true. And now MongoDB is miles better.
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by aries185 6y ago
Redis is still FOSS under the BSD license. If Redis Labs were to change the Redis license, AWS would fork it in a heartbeat. To help clear up confusion you can read about the Redis, Redis Modules and Redis Enterprise licenses here: https:&
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by aries185 6y ago
While it is true that Salvatore retired last year, Redis is still FOSS under the BSD license, and it has a new governance team. Redis Labs is in the drivers seat with 3 of the 5 members, including 2 Project Leads. But there are members from
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Redis replaces Mongodb as default db in Edgex(lfedge.org)
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by aries185 7y ago
One place to start is Chris Richardson's http://microservices.io
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by aries185 8y ago
When used as a cache, Redis is often used as a 'look aside cache' (vs 'look thru cache'). Generally speaking, Redis does not talk directly to your database. Instead, your code looks to Redis, and then if it doesn't
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by aries185 8y ago
Yes, but not Redis open source, which has been and always will be Free Open Source Software http://antirez.com/news/120 . The 'Redis' that people pay for is Redis Enterprise, or any of the cloud versions of Re
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by aries185 8y ago
For clarification, here's the official response from the Redis Labs's website: "the license for open source Redis was never changed. It is BSD and will always remain BSD." Only Redis add-on modules developed by Redis Lab
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by aries185 8y ago
Checkout Netflix’s Conductor https://netflix.github.io/conductor/