Redis explained
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Redis explained
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#2I wrote a little post on how Redis works and its various setups! How does everyone setup Redis? Elasticache is a good answer too :P
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#3I wrote a little post on how Redis works and its various setups! How does everyone setup Redis? Elasticache is a good answer too :P
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#4Really love this style of writing. Pairing the diagrams/illustrations with the easy to grok copy is really helpful for folks like myself who have been mainly focused on the front-end.
What tool do you use for your diagramming, is it all hand-drawn?
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#5Beautifully presented, worth reading just for the illustrations.
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#6At desktop resolution, the floating table of contents menu blocks out two of the (excellent) illustrations (second and second-last). Deleting aside.toc was very helpful.
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#7I wrote a little post on how Redis works and its various setups! How does everyone setup Redis? Elasticache is a good answer too :P
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The saltiness isn't a good look here. Especially seeing as he's not the poster.
It's the HN algorithm which is probably due to the fact that other posts from his domain have done relatively well, plus the actual poster here has quite a bit of karma.
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#8I'm not too familiar with redis and this may well help, so thank you.
I see some data-types on the right. It surprises me that redis doesn't have a numeric data type. I understand that at its heart it is just a key-value store and doesn't ever need to do range-based lookup but it still surprises me.
One consequence of "everything is a string" I've run into (although probably a sign I'm "doing it wrong"), is serialisation overhead in the client.
If redis is expecting strings then it's left to the client to choose an appropriate serialisation which can have either performance or other pitfalls.
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#9I wrote a little post on how Redis works and its various setups! How does everyone setup Redis? Elasticache is a good answer too :P
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It's a new article so it's relatively easy to explain:
HN automatically combines submissions so that subsequent submissions count as upvotes for the first submission.
If a popular source posts a new article, users will "rush" to post it to HN to reap that sweet karma and the winner will "catch" the upvotes of the others.
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#10My personal nightmare happened and accidentally published a rough draft! It has since been updated! Apologies!