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Launching Radish, a new monitoring and analysis service for Redis
- mkrecny 15y agoLooks very cool - I've been relying on hacky MONITOR hacks for ages. Is this the first for-profit redis service out there? - been wondering when that ecosystem would start to develop. btw: If you're interested in extending redis in new and exciting ways check out redis-extend on github: http://github.com/mkrecny/redis-extend http://github.com/mkrecny/redis-extend
- priteau 15y agoSeems like a very good service! One comment though: there are very few details on radishapp.com explaining how Radish works. The blog post describes a bit more: there is a daemon running besides Redis that sends statistics to Radish. A little 'About' page on radishapp.com, with the most important information from the blog post, plus a list of supported platforms (does the daemon run only on Linux, or on all platforms where Redis runs?), would be very nice.
- qrush 15y agoI'm working on a technical walkthrough that goes in depth on this...basically the daemon connects to your Redis instance, generates summaries of data, and spits it out to Radish over HTTPS. The daemon works on Linux (we've tried Gentoo, RHEL, and Debian), and OSX. If you have any other questions, head over to http://support.radishapp.com http://support.radishapp.com and I'll help you out!