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Dragonfly: Modern Replacement for Redis and Memcached
- jauntywundrkind 2y agoGreat blog with a lot of good stuff. Loved their Scalable In Memory Dragonfly Swarm post, for example. https://www.dragonflydb.io/blog/announcing-dragonfly-swarm-scaling-in-memory-data-without-limits https://www.dragonflydb.io/blog/announcing-dragonfly-swarm-s... I do wish they did more to show folks how to go deeper in integrating Dragonfly. A readme update 2 years ago talked about a native distributed log that would offer super fast option for integrators. That's the sort of super neat stuff that will entice geeks to come play: not just redis but faster, but having a deeper connection to the machine, to seeing what else is possible. https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly/blame/main/README.md#L190 https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly/blame/main/README.m...
- niennienzz 2y agoThank you for the kind words! We put a lot of care into each blog post to make sure they're both informative and practical, so it's great to hear you enjoyed the Dragonfly Swarm piece. You raised an excellent point about deeper integration examples. We aim to strike a balance between: -> Practical guides (for developers using Dragonfly as a Redis-compatible solution) -> Deep dives (for those interested in internals, like our DashTable) Is there a specific use case or feature you'd like explored in more detail? We'd love to hear what would excite fellow tech enthusiasts like yourself. Thanks again for the thoughtful feedback—it helps us create content that matters to our community and the broader Redis/Valkey in-memory data ecosystem.