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The comment section seem to hate on Redis Enterprise, but FYI ReJSON and RediSearch are open source and are good addons / plugins. Why implement a JSON parser
by your_challenger 5y ago
The comment section seem to hate on Redis Enterprise, but FYI ReJSON and RediSearch are open source and are good addons / plugins.
Why implement a JSON parser in your code when redis can take care of it? And with search added you don't have to keep track of multiple ordered sets or secondary indices. You and insert a JSON and do all sort of operations on it (basic No-SQL operations).
I think it improves dev-ex a lot. Can't wait for Redis + JSON + Search to be production ready
- pritambaral 5y ago> ReJSON and RediSearch are open source They're not. I just checked.
- your_challenger 5y agohttps://github.com/RediSearch/RediSearch/ https://github.com/RediSearch/RediSearch/ https://github.com/RedisJSON/RedisJSON/ https://github.com/RedisJSON/RedisJSON/
- pritambaral 5y agoAs I said, I checked them. They're Source Available. Not Open Source. Read the licenses in the repos.
- your_challenger 5y agoAh, my bad. Looks like they are not open source. But you can use them if you are not building a database product (as mentioned in their license). Here the downside is we can't have a managed service. (Or maybe we can if we can load the module to a managed service, haven't tried that)