by qkhhly on 2/26/17, 5:18 AM with 11 comments
We are working on a redis-compatiable key-value store. Our design reduced memory consumption by half for the same dataset compared with redis. We also implemented multi-threading and ACID compliance. In a 16-core machine, we achieved more than 10X throughput compared to redis. Our implementation is 100% compatible with redis clients (it can be used as a drop-in replacement of redis). We would like to gauge the interest in our product. Please leave a comment if you would like to try it out or if you have additional feature requests.
by alain_gilbert on 2/26/17, 7:40 AM
I want to try as well. I'm curious, (if you don't mind sharing this information) what language is used to develop this new technologie ?
by brudgers on 2/26/17, 5:23 PM
by gunayarslan on 2/26/17, 7:27 AM
it would be nice if there is possible to "move" values to somewhere else -- on other type of persistence in case of eviction, or simply write on a file in the simplest form -- just an idea
by atxlurker on 2/26/17, 5:29 AM
Does it include pub/sub?
by gunayarslan on 2/26/17, 7:24 AM
I can try too.
by eip on 2/26/17, 7:15 AM
I want to try