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Redis users much more likely than other developers to also use Elastisearch and Memchached
August 23, 2018February 14, 2025Snippet of The New Stack article

Redis Pulls Back on Open Source Licensing, Citing Stingy Cloud Services

With a for-profit entity taking advantage of an “open core” business model, it remains to be seen which users will stop using the database because they want to use something with more permissive licensing.

Top technologies running on Docker
June 23, 2017February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

Cloud-native Ecosystem Proxy: Technologies on Docker

Since NGINX is deployed most often on Datadog customers’ Docker containers, we thought it appropriate to use the chart above as a “proxy” for the cloud-native world. From this perspective, all the top technologies are open source, and most of them support data and messaging infrastructure. Interestingly, every […]

What do you use for caching?
September 16, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

What is Redis?

If you think of Redis first and foremost as a database, then you are probably not a Node.js developer. According to a RisingStack survey, 49 percent of Node.js developers use Redis for caching, 37 percent as a database and 2 percent as a messaging system. In other […]

Databases for cloud-based applications
September 9, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update

DBaaS – Surprise, the Big Three Cloud Providers Lead

A recent survey found that almost half of respondents still prefer to run databases inside a virtual machine — 30 percent said they would rather utilize a Database as a Service (DBaaS) offering. When conducting their own research, DBaaS provider Tesora found that the most important criteria for DBaaS […]

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