Redis at Superfeedr

A lot of the problems we had to tackle in the last months were directly related to the data stores we used, as well as the schema of the objects we stored. We’ve been using MySQL and Memcached from day one, because it’s always good when you have 50 different problems to tackle to use tools that you know (read this article by @mcuban if you’re about to take the red pill). However, given our growth,

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