Choosing the best technologies for your stack is only part of the challenge. A huge pain point comes in the integration of these toolsets in a way that runs smoothly from prototype to production. At Basho, we’ve built a platform that leverages Riak KV as a scalable, distributed NoSQL database …
This talk will be a case study discussing the object-oriented considerations in designing a scalable service with Ruby, how the Redis NoSQL database was a good fit for the project, and some of the painful lessons that I learned along the way so that you don’t have to repeat them.
As nosql gathers more and more momentum I have discovered that there is a need for good patterns. You want to organize the data as well as possible. With good organizing it will be easier to find the data again.
Ever wonder what role Redis fills? Is it a caching engine like memcached or a database like Mongo? Brett Hoerner gives an introduction to Redis and provides us with the Do’s and Don’ts of Redis based on his experience working with it in production at Disqus and Mass Relevance.
Redis is a darling of the NoSQL crowd and for good reasons. It’s easy to setup and has blazing fast performance. In this talk, drawn on real production experience and real code straight out of the DueProps codebase, Obie Fernandez will introduce and demonstrate key Redis application patterns vital to …
A presentation of the Redis Cluster, the new Redis component that provides linear scalability to Redis. Redis is an open source, advanced key-value store. It is often referred to as a data structure server since keys can contain strings, hashes, lists, sets and sorted sets. Unlike other distributed stores implementing …
