Recently I started to experience problems with my project’s cache system based on Couchbase. It seems that I experience strange cache misses when I try to check if the object is already in the database. This results that the system fails to save the object in a prumary data store, because it is already in the database.
So, I want to toy with another NoSQL solution to understand if it is a Couchbase problem or the problem in my caching layer. I know that most of the people use memcache for that, but memcache buckets are already integrated into Couchbecase, so I need something different.
The requirments are:
- Storing the data in RAM
- Ability to run on Windows
- Integrated tools for monitoring (I really love Couchbase web interface)
- Fast read and sufficient write speed
- Ability to store objects in key-value maner (query support is not required)
- Distributed caching
- Free.
How about Redis?
There is a nice GUI for Redis at: https://github.com/steelThread/redmon