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All these details should be covered by https://docs.redislabs.com/5.2/rv/how-to/creating-aws-user-r...

Nope - similar concept, different stories.

Great to hear you enjoying streams - you got my upvote :)

Also documented at the bottom of this: http://oldblog.antirez.com/post/redis-as-LRU-cache.html

I know of at least one that appears to be a commercial PostgreSQL provider: https://www.enterprisedb.com

Sorry, can't view the article since Medium is insisting that I upgrade for $5/mo

That answer was definitely worth the wait.

(there's a "Forgot Password" link somewhere here).

[do you always look at poster's activity? sounds time consuming.]

You have an interesting handle, but regardless, I'd love to get more details

TY - that was the secondary goal (the primary being to inspire new use cases...).

Nicely done @kristoff_it!

FYIs - Redis does not use the name "master" for its main branch. This was changed years ago to "unstable".

As a bona fide lunatic, I find this offensive and is that a pink flying elephant?

My standing suggestion is Dominatrix and Gimp - should be PC enough for everyone

Nice one @leon :)

> antirez doesn't seem to be completely against merging it

First-hand report from the impromptu Friday post-conf devmeet: he's gonna merge it! ;)

Kewl :)

Did you use http://rebloom.io, or have you implemented your own Bloom filter?

I'm actually waiting for S2E01 :)

lol

That's for Salvatore to decide, but the version is just an arbitrary choice. Assuming that Disque is coming as a Redis module, it may be even supported by v4.0. OTOH, I believe that implementing Disque will have implications on the Modules API, so these would have to be backported to a v4.2 (or alike) if it is decided so. In any case, this shouldn't have an impact on the Disque roadmap significantly IMHO.

In the Redis sense, streams are just a new data structure (value type of a key), so there shouldn't be any special concerns with regards to Sentinel, partitioning and/or clustering in that sense.

Great topic :)

Suggestion - also cover raw and MessagePacked JSON storage with Lua (see the benchmarking scripts in ReJSON's repo).

Nice job in summing the material and a great dockerized example!

/me can't resist

Eventually.

I'm glad you liked the project and post - it actually got nice traction from HN but who am I to complain for more?

Feel free to communicate about the project at the repository (i.e. if you have feature requests and such)!

Author here - thanks for sharing :)

No disrespect Matthew, but you're doing it very very wrong.

Very #1: do not use `KEYS`, use `SCAN` instead. Your script is not only blocking the server, it also consumes a lot of RAM just for holding them while iterating.

Very #2: do not use JSON to encode, and no need for the conditional-read-by-type - just use Redis' `DUMP`

P.S. there may be more wrongness ;)

Very nicely done!

Speaking of which, take a look at this Redis module that marries Hexastore and neo4j-like queries: https://github.com/RedisLabsModules/redis-module-graph

Sorry, can't reproduce.

Thank you, I didn't know about that one... good thing HN has comments :) Do you know if anybody is actually using RFC6901?