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Steve, you're probably talking to a bot, designed to collect some karma points, to be used for upvoting/downvoting some important article or comment in the futu
by chriswgt 11y ago
Steve, you're probably talking to a bot, designed to collect some karma points, to be used for upvoting/downvoting some important article or comment in the future.
- sidarape 11y agoAhaha lol whut?! Seriously, I'm asking questions because all I see are features but no real use cases that I could say that Reddis is useful. I think you may be a litle too defensive.
- jerrysievert 11y agoeven though your account is only 5 hours old, and has only posted on this thread, i'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt. some uses for redis, as we use it: * pubsub (publish/subscribe) - push information through to other servers on channels * job queuing - redis supports lists, which can easily become job queues * statistics - redis supports incrementing and decrementing keys very quickly and easily, allowing for real-time statistics gathering and reporting hope that helps.
- sidarape 11y ago> hope that helps Yeah thank you. That looks like a message bus, but with many more features than just a bus. My account is only 5 hours old because I created it to ask my question. I am relatively here and I was just lurking before.
- jerrysievert 11y agothat's not including the very fast caching - so much much much more than just a bus :)