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Salvatore Sanfilippo talks Redis design and internals
- antirez 16y agoDo you know the feeling of your registered voice sounding crap? Add to this your English skills sounding even worse ;) Well talking with @pengwynn was great and I hope that English skills apart you will find the interview interesting. If I said stupid things, I'm here to reply to any question (more probably tomorrow morning as it's late here in Italy)!
- acangiano 16y agoYour English is perfectly understandable. Don't worry about it. ;-)
- netherland 16y agoAgreed. Better than mine.
- jared314 16y agoIt does make me wonder about current audio language translators. I wonder how much progress people have made with those.
- antirez 16y agoToo nice ;) Thanks everybody.
- toddh 16y agoI understood you just fine. Good job!
- tjholowaychuk 16y agocool :) great to hear some of your thoughts man!
- pgte 16y agoLoved the interview, very interesting, perfectly clear. Helped me a lot to understand the internals. Specially interested about the replication explanation. Great work, Salvatore!
- SebMueller 16y agoHow can I scale redis Pub/Sub system when I need more messages/second?
- antirez 16y agoPub/Sub is receiver-intensive, not publish-intensive, so basically if you have many subscribers the best thing you can do is to setup a few slaves. PUBLISH commands are propagated on slaves. So you can attach your subscribers in a random slave. Another approach is, if you don't have any pattern matching subscriber, to shard based on the hash of the key.
- effkay 16y agolistening and tweaking my notes for the redis workshop which is due friday :)