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Can I Use Only Redis And Node?
I've already looked on the internet and it only gave me doubts what architecture to use.
I am thinking of using:
BackEnd: Nodejs, Mongo, Redis.
FrontEnd: You travel
Because it is a chat application with the possibility of scaling horizontally.
The big question is do I have to use Mongo?
If not, use Redis, it is safe to treat with user.
Or leave the Mongo for user, and Redis for msg.
I thank anyone who has worked with something like this or knows the subject more than I ... Grateful
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Answer
In my opinion, you can just use mongodb or redis or mysql and so on.
On the whole:
- MongoDB: a document database
- MySQL: a relational database
- Redis: a in-memory data structure store. Of course, you can use redis as a database, but more people use it as cache to speed up request processing
So, I think you can use mongo or mysql as base storage. If your data too big, you can you add redis when your want to speed up request
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source: stackoverflow.com
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