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Hello! This article is serverely stale info. Modern versions of Redis with lexicographic ranges can do much better. Please check the following: https://redis.io
by antirez 9y ago
Hello! This article is serverely stale info. Modern versions of Redis with lexicographic ranges can do much better. Please check the following: https://redis.io/topics/indexes https://redis.io/topics/indexes
Also you may want to check the RediSearch module from Redis Labs. It's AGPL and not part of the Redis project itself but it's very powerful. http://redisearch.io http://redisearch.io
BTW using vanilla Redis with lexicographic ranges some time ago I published a demo where I indexed the whole Linux kernel code using a small amount of memory and performing many tens of thousands ranges per second. There are other systems out there that are designed just for search but in certain low latency cases Redis can be hard to beat, also if you want to change the index in real time.
- jasode 9y ago>This article is serverely stale info. Modern versions of Redis with lexicographic ranges can do much better. Please check the following: https://redis.io/topics/indexes https://redis.io/topics/indexes Are you able to put a similar warning at the top of the article? Maybe something like, "[The following info is deprecated but is left for historical purposes. ... Please check the following: https://redis.io/topics/indexes]" https://redis.io/topics/indexes]"
- antirez 9y agoYou are right, I usually always do that but this time I totally missed this. Thanks I'll do.