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This...isn't the same as the Feedly RSS newsreader. Cool idea, but I would be reluctant to adopt Cassandra, but it looks like you can use solely redis?
by JimmaDaRustla 13y ago
This...isn't the same as the Feedly RSS newsreader.
Cool idea, but I would be reluctant to adopt Cassandra, but it looks like you can use solely redis?
- tbarbugli 13y agoYes, you can use solely Redis. In fact this is the suggested way to start with Feedly (the example app uses only Redis).
- JimmaDaRustla 13y agoAwesome! I have intentions to make a stock analysis app to share and monitor different analytics...this could come in handy building a feed for them.
- tschellenbach 13y agoWe currently support Redis and Cassandra fully. Cassandra has a very high maintenance overhead so we definitely recommend you to start with Redis. More info here: http://feedly.readthedocs.org/en/latest/choosing_a_storage_backend.html http://feedly.readthedocs.org/en/latest/choosing_a_storage_b... PS. We're also working on a DynamoDB backend
- samspenc 13y agoAwesome! Any thoughts on HBase support (big HBase user/fan here!)
- tschellenbach 13y agoYes we are considering adding HBase. In general adding new backends is quite easy. It however takes a while to figure out the backend dependent performance tweaks. So a company running HBase and Feedly in production would be of great help.