How Does GeminiDB Redis API Persist Data? Will Data Be Lost?

Open-Source Redis persists data periodically, so there is a high probability that data loss occurs in abnormal scenarios. GeminiDB Redis API data is updated to a storage pool in real time, improving data security. Similar to other NoSQL databases, backend processes on the GeminiDB Redis API instance write write-ahead logs (WALs) into OS buffers. The buffers immediately return and then are updated to the storage pool. Therefore, a small amount of data may be lost in the case of an unexpected power failure. GeminiDB Redis API ensures data is not lost during routine O&M, such as changing specifications, upgrading versions, and adding nodes.