Many people know Redis as a memcached replacement for in memory
caching. The reality is that it is much much more, it can be used as a
very sophisticated and robust in-memory NoSQL database, with persistent
storage; giving you tremendous speeds and and scalability, not without
reliability - all while keeping things simple.
The talk will include: 1. The basics of redis 2.
Advanced usage - sets, sorted sets, hashes. 3. push/subscribe
using redis. 4. scaling redis to a cluster. 5.
example usages and benchmarks. Speaker: Dvir Volk - dvirsky [AT] gmail [DOT] com For an audio recording of this talk Dvir gave this talk on ILTechTalks week on June 2012 His presentation is the "kick ass" one attached. Video of this talk can be found here: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/23400225 Dvir also mentioned an Open source project " Kickass-Redis - a loose framework of Redis based data solutionshe is working on which is located in https://github.com/EverythingMe/kickass-redis |