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Chief Open Source Redis Education Officer at Redis Labs, Ltd.
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A self proclaimed “Redis Geek”, and Chief Open Source Software Education Officer at Redis Labs, the home of open source Redis, the world’s fastest NoSQL Database. Also the former Chief Developer Advocate, evangelising Redis to thousands of developers, helping it grow to over 46,000 Github commits and 35,000 StackOverflow questions. Previously AVP of Evangelism and Product Marketing Xeround, managing support and QA for thousands of users and acting as the company spokesperson across public events, webinars and PR. Add to that an EMBA from the Kellogg School of Management and you’ll get why I'm unique just like anyone else.
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Jan 31, 2017 · Nikita Koksharov
Very impressive results, thanks for sharing and TIL about the PRO version so best of luck with that too!
It would be intersting to see the open source edition of Redisson added to this comparison as well.
Jan 26, 2017 · Ana Jones
Redis is spelled with only one capital letter
Aug 04, 2016 · Tim Spann
Sure. Perhaps add a note to the effect then - most readers do not get to the comments section ;)
Jul 30, 2016 · Tim Spann
Hi Francois,
The article's very nice, but I have one reservation - SORT is done server-side and as such blocks it for its duration. Sorting is a classic example of a task that could be done by the client so I usually recommended doing it there instead. SORT's only unique use case is when used with the GET subcommand, but that's another anti-pattern in most cases (and not compatible with a clustered setup).
Just saying ;)
Aug 26, 2014 · Saurabh Chhajed
Should it be RELK or something? :)
Jan 08, 2012 · Gerd Storm
Jan 08, 2012 · mitchp