docs: drop the SQLite alternative from the Redis sidecar section
Redis-only now. The persist-or-not decision stays ephemeral (--save "")
vs persistent (--appendonly yes + ${MOUNTS_DIR}), and both caveats — the
~1s appendfsync everysec window and the not-backed-up dividing line —
are unchanged.
Signed-off-by: disqualifier <dev@disqualifier.me>
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would actually hurt, it isn't queue or cache state — it's a system of record, and it
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would actually hurt, it isn't queue or cache state — it's a system of record, and it
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belongs in Postgres (which *is* backed up), not a local mount.
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belongs in Postgres (which *is* backed up), not a local mount.
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!!! tip "Sometimes you don't need Redis at all"
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For the dead-simple case — **one process draining its own queue** — a **SQLite file**
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under the mounts dir does the job with no extra container: atomic commits, crash-safe,
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zero infra. Reach for Redis when it's actually doing queue *things* (multiple workers,
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blocking pops, streams / consumer groups, pub/sub) or when it's already in your compose
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for something else.
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### The rules
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### The rules
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!!! danger "Don't do these"
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!!! danger "Don't do these"
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