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Sort of shameless plug, but if you are looking into such solution you could have a look also at https://redisql.com/ https://redisql.com/ It is a redis module

by siscia 8y ago

Sort of shameless plug, but if you are looking into such solution you could have a look also at https://redisql.com/ https://redisql.com/ It is a redis module that embed SQLite, bringing on the table a lot of advantages. Extremely fast and with it you can even upgrade your Redis instance to be your only database. There is not a huge company behind it, but I really do my best to support it. I don't believe to have disappointed any of our users so far. Also the tech documentation: http://redbeardlab.tech/rediSQL/references/ http://redbeardlab.tech/rediSQL/references/

edoceo 8y ago
This is awesome! Exactly what I was looking for. Basically a SQLite server-node. Replace my homebrew Go thing.
- siscia 8y ago
  I am very glad you find it interesting! For any issues don't hesitate to contact me directly or through GitHub. Also if you need it for some open source/(do the world a better place) kind of project I am more than happy to provide the PRO version free of any charges or obligations. Of course it apply to anybody reading!
timmorgan 8y ago
Cool project! I will check this out. Note: you have a typo on your home page: "never loose a bit" 'loose' => 'lose'
- lhorie 8y ago
  Spotted another typo: simplicity in "The power of SQL with the simplicty of Redis" is missing an i
  - siscia 8y ago
    Thanks guy!
manigandham 8y ago
Interesting project but this is very different from MemSQL. Perhaps you should do a separate "show hn" post.
jdc 8y ago
I was just looking into in-memory SQL DBs so this is great. Does it have ODBC support?
- siscia 8y ago
  No unfortunately it does not support ODBC. It works on top of Redis so it inheritance its interface. I guess it would be possible to add an ODBC layer but honestly I have to look into it...