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Redis – Persist data for 24 hours

I need to build a microservice that scrapes a message once a day and persists it somewhere. It does not need to be accessible after 24 hours (it can be deleted). It doesn’t really matter where or how, but I need to access it from an Express.js endpoint and return the message. Currently we use Redis and MongoDB for data persistence. It feels wrong to create a whole collection for one tiny service, and I’m not sure of an application of Redis that would fulfill this task. What’s my best option? Open to any suggestions, thank you!

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    You can use YUGABYTE DB, and you can set TABLE LIVE= 24 Hours, then data will be deleted.

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    Redis provide an expiration mechanism out of the box. You can associate a timeout to a key, and it will be automatically deleted after the timeout has expired. Some official documentation here

    Redis also provides logical databases, if you want to keep this expiring keys separated from the rest of your application. So you do not need to spin up another machine. Some official documentation here

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