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If you moved your data off Caasandra to Redis, I am going to assume you must be using a lot of Lua to maintain some relationships in data in Redis. How is the p
by manishsharan 11y ago
If you moved your data off Caasandra to Redis, I am going to assume you must be using a lot of Lua to maintain some relationships in data in Redis. How is the performance? I have been experimenting with Redis and my lua scripts are long and I have been wondering how they will fare under production level loads.
- fweespeech 11y agoA Redis Hash is similar enough to Casandra's data structure I doubt they'd need that. row key = key column = field I know Lua is "an option" in Redis but I avoid it like the plague because under production loads, Redis hashes perform and are easy to maintain w/o Lua.
- dvirsky 11y agoMore or less this. Row = HASH key, sorted sets for secondary key indexing, and also for iterating primary key entries. I've built an abstraction layer on top of redis to automate all that and it works rather well.