VM is slow to load and save the dataset at the point the next major
version of Redis (2.4 probably) will not have support for VM.
We recommend using Redis in-memory, without swap file. At the same
time we are investigating other possible ways to handle big datasets.
One is Redis Cluster that will be released as soon as it is complete,
I'm working on it a lot.
Another is diskstore, an alternative to Redis Virtual Memory that I
and Pieter are trying to push forward but that is considered an
experimental project, that is, we want to be 100% sure it is working
well before releasing a stable version of Redis with diskstore.
All this means that 2.4 will not support VM for sure, but will support
either diskstore, cluster, or both, depending on what is the first
feature that will reach stability / maturity.
Cheers,
Salvatore
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