In this article, we will talk about Redis (REmote DIctionary Server). Redis is an open source, in-memory, key value store. It is also referred to as a dictionary server as the key values are not only strings, but also hashes, sets, lists, and sorted sets. Read on for more details.
In this day and age, programmers often need to return multiple values from functions in C++. Author Eli Bendersky provides an overview of some of the options available to accomplish this feat, along with a peek at what's in store for this necessity in C++.
Check out the following infographics and brief break-down to help you visualize and understand the decisions involved in choosing a microservice architecture.
Here's how to link Apache Kafka and Ignite, for maintaining scalability and reliability for data processing. We'll explore injecting data with KafkaStreamer, as well as IgniteSinkConnector.
In this article, we’ll look at a simple example that uses a dictionary for our cache. Then, we’ll move on to using the Python standard library’s functools module to create a cache. Read on for more info.
In recent years, API use, and reliance on web services has increased. Here's a list of 12 awesome web service testing tools to aid your API and web service journey.
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