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I mostly use Redis in combination with RedisJSON, and RedisInsight is a nice way to check what data is stored. I'm only using it for a handful of small document
by qwertox 3y ago
I mostly use Redis in combination with RedisJSON, and RedisInsight is a nice way to check what data is stored. I'm only using it for a handful of small documents which mirror the state of some devices.
These options (Redict, Valkey) don't seem to support JSON as a data type, so I'd like to know if there is some server specifically made for dealing with JSON documents. Something like a very lightweight MongoDB server which can be managed via a browser and where the data can be inserted/updated/removed via HTTP calls.
- drewdevault 3y agoRedict is binary compatible with Redis Modules, including RedisJSON, out of the box, so you can keep using it no problem.
- cacois 3y agoLightweight is your problem here, I think, but I've used CouchDB successfully in similar situations. However, its not in-memory like Redis is.
- nurple 3y agoBig fan of couch, wish it was more popular. Its http interface basically removes the whole http translation layer of code most projects put in front of the db. For such a small need, you might also look at PouchDB. Inspired by couch but simplified to allow it to run in-browser.