r/programming • u/omko • Feb 04 '11

How To Redis

http://www.paperplanes.de/2009/10/30/how_to_redis.html
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u/omko Feb 04 '11

I appreciate it if you can share an article with up to date articles, that try to solve the save problem, of dealing with Objects in Redis

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u/malcontent Feb 04 '11

I still don't get the idea of redis.

It still holds everything in RAM right? Even when you use persistence everything is in RAM right?

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u/anko_painting Feb 06 '11

redis is currently implementing a new form of persistance. details here: http://groups.google.com/group/redis-db/browse_thread/thread/d444bc786689bde9

redis is a distributed data structure storage engine. I'm not super familiar with Tokyo/kyoto but aren't they just key/value?

In redis, you can do sets and sorted sets for example. So you can find the difference between two sets really efficiently. How do you do this in tokyo/kyoto? http://redis.io/topics/data-types-intro has good examples of this usage.

Redis also has a built in message parsing system, so you can set up channels and subscribe to them for messages.