- Taschenbuch: 76 Seiten
- Verlag: Oreilly & Assoc Inc (22. Juli 2011)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 1449305040
- ISBN-13: 978-1449305048
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 23,3 x 17,8 x 0,4 cm
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 85.597 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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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. This book will provide developers with problem and solutions in our useful cookbook style. This is example driven ebook.
Über den Autor
Tiago Macedo is an Infrastructure Lead at 3scale Networks (http://www.3scale.net/) and has been working with Redis for more than a year. Macedo uses Redis as a high-performance storage engine for analytics data and used it as a temporary cache for contact syncing while working at Soocial (http://www.soocial.com/). Fred Oliveira is an entrepreneur and designer. After living in Silicon Valley to work with Techcrunch and Edgeio, Fred started Webreakstuff (a design, development and strategy consultancy) to provide services to companies and individuals. These days his main focus is to craft online experiences and help his clients build successful web-based products and services. Fred is co-founder of the Web 2.0 Workgroup with Michael Arrington of Techcrunch and Richard MacManus of Read/WriteWeb and a 2005 Google Summer of Code alumni. He is an early technology adopter and frequently blogs and speaks at conferences about technology, the role of design, and innovation.
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For Those Struggling to See the Value in Various Data Structures
21. August 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
Redis is pretty simple to learn. Install Redis, read the online installation, and play with it from the command line and you will have a good understanding in an hour or two. For many developers the online documentation and samples on the Internet is all they will need to understand and appreciate Redis.
Other developers, however, may struggle with understanding the value of Lists, Sorted Lists, Sets, Hashes, Pub/Sub, and other data structures and functionality in Redis that make it much more useful than a key value store. If you find yourself struggling as to why these additional structures may provide value in your applications and how you can leverage them, I think Redis Cookbook may help bridge this gap and provide you some "aha" moments.
It wasn't until I read the examples in the book that I got a much better appreciation as to how I can leverage the additional data structures in Redis besides a Key Value Store. Quite frankly, I didn't spend that much time looking at the example code ( mostly command line, Node.js, and Ruby ) as I did reading about how to leverage the data structures. The Discussion portion of the problem-solution-discussion formula was actually really good at describing the usefulness of the additional data structures, the API, how to use them and how NOT to use them. I suspect you could find this material all over the Internet, but there is a value to having it packed nice and neatly in the form of a book with good examples.
I received this book for free as part of the O'Reilly Blogger Program, and the question I always ask myself is if I would pay for it with my own money. Based on the description of the book, I would say no. The description really doesn't do the book justice. It focuses on solutions to problems, and really the book does a good job of teaching the fundamentals of using the additional data structures and why/how you use them. After reading the book and appreciating the discussion of fundamentals, I would spend the money on it because it really helped me understand the value of Hashes, Sets, Lists, etc. in Redis for use in my applications.
That being said, the book is really for those struggling to understand the usefulness of the additional data structures and functionality in Redis. If this is a no-brainer for you, save your money as the online documentation and various samples on the Internet will probably serve you fine. If like me, however, you were having a difficult time understanding the value of Hashes, Sets, Lists, etc., the Redis Cookbook will help.
Other developers, however, may struggle with understanding the value of Lists, Sorted Lists, Sets, Hashes, Pub/Sub, and other data structures and functionality in Redis that make it much more useful than a key value store. If you find yourself struggling as to why these additional structures may provide value in your applications and how you can leverage them, I think Redis Cookbook may help bridge this gap and provide you some "aha" moments.
It wasn't until I read the examples in the book that I got a much better appreciation as to how I can leverage the additional data structures in Redis besides a Key Value Store. Quite frankly, I didn't spend that much time looking at the example code ( mostly command line, Node.js, and Ruby ) as I did reading about how to leverage the data structures. The Discussion portion of the problem-solution-discussion formula was actually really good at describing the usefulness of the additional data structures, the API, how to use them and how NOT to use them. I suspect you could find this material all over the Internet, but there is a value to having it packed nice and neatly in the form of a book with good examples.
I received this book for free as part of the O'Reilly Blogger Program, and the question I always ask myself is if I would pay for it with my own money. Based on the description of the book, I would say no. The description really doesn't do the book justice. It focuses on solutions to problems, and really the book does a good job of teaching the fundamentals of using the additional data structures and why/how you use them. After reading the book and appreciating the discussion of fundamentals, I would spend the money on it because it really helped me understand the value of Hashes, Sets, Lists, etc. in Redis for use in my applications.
That being said, the book is really for those struggling to understand the usefulness of the additional data structures and functionality in Redis. If this is a no-brainer for you, save your money as the online documentation and various samples on the Internet will probably serve you fine. If like me, however, you were having a difficult time understanding the value of Hashes, Sets, Lists, etc., the Redis Cookbook will help.
2 von 2 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Wish it was longer
7. Oktober 2011
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The book was a nice summary of different things that you can do with Redis, but I wish there'd been more examples. If the authors had, say, taken a few questions from StackOverflow and come up with their own answers, it might have made for a better book.
Having said that, I'm not sorry I bought it; there are lots of nifty little tricks that show what Redis can do.
Having said that, I'm not sorry I bought it; there are lots of nifty little tricks that show what Redis can do.
1 von 1 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Maybe for beginners?
20. November 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
Pretty much agreeing with the other reviews, I guess it would be worth buying if you really don't 'get' redis, and want to. Otherwise, if you've spent any time with redis already and looked at any appreciable amount of code written against using redis, don't bother.
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