From the advantages that ReadySet can enjoy, the biggest is its capability to directly improve database performance without any code changes needed. ReadySet has the ability to serve millions of requests per second at sub-millisecond latency for real-time SQL caching of Postgres and MySQL. This can greatly decrease the backend load while the data consistency is maintained through a sophisticated mechanism of invalidation via an advanced event-based mechanism. It is also very scalable-an excellent fit for large concurrent users and transactions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The most significant disadvantage of ReadySet is that, although it has high performance and an easy user interface, it might call for careful fine-tuning to make complex queries and edge cases work seamlessly. Most people state that, although it improves latency and scaling, there are challenges in ensuring full compatibility with certain SQL functions or large-scale distributed systems. With the evolution of the underlying data, which in turn requires monitoring of many performance-optimizing tools for accuracy and relevance of results in cache, this software imposes added complexity to manage the overall system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
