Kurzbeschreibung
Written by the Redis dream team—including its creator, key developers, and the community itself—this book provides the details you need to implement this advanced key-value data store quickly and discerningly. Database administrators, architects, and programmers will learn how to work with different data structures in Redis, how to handle memory, replication, and the cache itself, and how to implement messaging, using just the shell or programming APIs in Ruby, Python, and JavaScript. Whether you’re new to Redis or have been using this data store for some time, Redis: The Definitive Guide will show you the best programming patterns and practices for building high-performance, high volume applications with Redis, one of the most popular of the tools put under the rubric of NoSQL. You’ll also get a collection of recipes to help you solve scores of common problems. Discover why Redis is one of the most popular solutions to deal with big data problems.
Über den Autor
Salvatore Sanfilippo is the creator and primary developer of the Redis database. He open-sourced Redis in early 2009, and has actively developed it since then. Salvatore is also the author of hping, a widely-used network security tool and the inventor of the Idle Scan, one of the Nmap port scanning methods. He has written extensively about Redis, as well as the programming language Tcl. Salvatore's development efforts are currently supported by VMware. Salvatore is a native of Sicily, where he lives and works. Pieter Noordhuis is a master's degree student at the Distributed Systems group of the University of Groningen, Netherlands. He got involved with low level programming as a teenager and started contributing to Redis in early 2010. Apart from contributing to Redis core he likes to show off new features in small demo apps. His contributions to Redis are sponsored by VMware. He lives in the Netherlands.