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Redis!
Redis is definitely the right in-memory database for our purposes. The problem is that we can't install Redis through npm. So... One of us should write a script to install Redis.
Or I guess we could make users install it themselves. But I like the script idea.
What about windows support? Would we write a bash script and a batch script to support both?
I'd rather there be an install script out of convenience rather than making users have to install Redis themselves. I'll write the install script once I finish setting up bhyve+qemu, since Virtualbox is rather slow on my machine
Will Redis be a mandatory dependency? I was thinking of making the install script run on npm post-install so users don't have to remember to run it themselves
On second thought, I was thinking of probably adding a regular RAM store for other servers... Kind of like what we do for ladders. Would be easier than installing a true database on literally everyone.
Don't know if this is still being considered, but how viable would it be to suggest users run Redis through Docker?
Don't know if this is still being considered, but how viable would it be to suggest users run Redis through Docker?
I don't really think we're planning to use Redis for anything anymore - sqlite / postgres are the planned backends.
Yeah. I'd still prefer Redis to SQLite for performance reasons, but Redis apparently can't be included with npm install and I don't want to maintain too many separate database backends anyway, so we're not going to do this.
We do still need to add persistent storage for battle logs though, to retain battles through restarts, and also to relieve some RAM pressure.
We do still need to add persistent storage for battle logs though, to retain battles through restarts, and also to relieve some RAM pressure.
Coughs in #7874