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I only used it once, but it's clustering story was bad, and I never really understood the niche it filled between Memcache and databases.


better memory model over Memcache. If one of our memcached servers dies, that data is gone. Redis can write to disk, optionally. We mostly use redis and memcache as a cache to save load from the db. Even with dozens and dozens of dedicated read hosts, we can knock over our dbs if we are not caching data.


There are also memcached-protocol implementations with persistence (MemcacheDB, couchdb server).




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