itamarhaber

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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Redis needs only two nodes on GCE to deliver 1M writes per second: https://redislabs.com/blog/nosql-bar-datastax-aerospike-couc...
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Woohoo
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Show HN: Redis Keys in RAM :)(redislabs.com)
4 points by itamarhaber 11y ago|0 comments
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
I took the liberty of doing a very naive test on my laptop's VM - the results are at https://gist.github.com/itamarhaber/2ed09513ec6f6ae10071 . Memcached text: 43585 OPS @ 4.58 msec Memcached binary: 40242 O
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
lolz
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
no questions, only kudos and one of my favorite items in the latest edition of Redis Watch (COOLEST. LOGO. EVER.)
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Now it is up.
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
May you have a long and rot-free life!
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Not a good idea, I'm afraid. Your ad-hoc will cause the caching to stutter and the job queues to stagger. Redis is a single-threaded server and shared databases, well, share the same process. The common practice is to use dedicated Red
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
+1
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
I'll promote your project then - http://www.mapdb.org/ - this kind of "competition" is what makes OSS so right
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
I'm counting on antirez to continue making the right decisions - that's exactly the point imo.
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Loading plugins into Redis, a-la Dynamic Redis approach or otherwise, has long been discussed in the Redis community. Presently, antirez prefers not to destablize Redis (and thus damage its solid stability reputation) by allowing external c
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Indeed - and as we speak antirez is busily refactoring, merging, testing and extending it in Redis... happy-meter is off the scales here.
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Laravel and Redis Series(youtube.com)
1 points by itamarhaber 11y ago|0 comments
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
The "Why" is @seppo010's to answer (but having it run as is on all OSs is a big plus for one). As for writing it in Assembler, that makes little practical sense since Redis is written in (ANSI) C and it quite well optimized.
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Here's Redis Labs' (my employer) comparison table of cloud services for your reference: https://redislabs.com/redis-comparison . It's only slightly outdated (missing the MongoHQ-cum-Compose.io offering) and we
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
I know how that goes - with our RLEC we're taking the same approach. PWS is amazing, arguably the easiest to work and integrate with for us :) As for goodness @ the Pivotal site, this is one of my favorite - dying to see it grow: http
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
> "brochureware site" <- don't be too hard on yourselves, there's plenty of goodness there too :) Besides Pivotal's commercial support for Redis (which, from what I've heard, is superb) there are also at
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
I like dis :)
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CVE-2015-4335/DSA-3279 – Redis Lua Sandbox Escape(redislabs.com)
3 points by itamarhaber 11y ago|0 comments
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Not at all - Redis Labs Enterprise Cluster is a downloadable software that makes running Redis clusters a breeze. It is by no means a managed service like Redis Cloud, although much of the underlying tech is the same :)
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Rising NoSQL Star: Aerospike, Cassandra, Couchbase or Redis?(redislabs.com)
4 points by itamarhaber 11y ago|2 comments
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A Guy Walks into a NoSQL Bar [Director's Cut](redislabs.com)
1 points by itamarhaber 11y ago|0 comments
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Brilliant!
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by itamarhaber 11y ago
Congrats @antirez!
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Ask HN: What's the most elegant way to add Redis to /etc/services?
1 points by itamarhaber 11y ago|0 comments
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Redis RAM Ramifications – Part I(redislabs.com)
2 points by itamarhaber 12y ago|0 comments
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by itamarhaber 12y ago
Also the term "advanced"... :) But it looks WIP so maybe it'll pick up
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by itamarhaber 12y ago
Yep, the outdated Chinese version :)

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