I开发者_开发问答 want to store array of hashes in redis , what is best way to code it ?The only way AFAIK is to de-reference them. Say you have an array of 2 hashes like: {foo: \'bar\', baz: \'qux\'}.
I need a recommendation for a key-value store. Here\'s my criteria: Doesn\'t have to be persistent but needs to support lots of records (records are small, 100-1000 bytes)
I want to store a hash/JSON data of users in Redis and want to add the user in users hash the user data like this.
I am trying to perform leader election. These days I am thinking of using a key-value store to realize that but I am not quite sure if the idea is reliable as for scalability and consistency issues. T
I want to use a fast key-value store on an Android device where the values are image bitmaps. The store should be backed up by disk and provide some caching, minimizing disk IO. Multi-threaded access
I am interested in using kyotocabinet key-value store and I want to preform a range query preferably with a bulk interface (returning byte array). I checked kyotocabinets Java API and I couldn\'t find
So this is more or less an implementation question, this is the senario I have, basically we have an app which uses MySQL as it\'s datastore, user accounts, transactions etc, but we want to add in a r
Lets say I have an object (User) which consists of a few properties (ID, Name, Surename, Age). Which way is better to store this object in redis?
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I need a database with low memory requirements for a small virtual server with few memory. At the moment I\'m stuck with SQLite and Kyoto Cabinet or Tokyo Cabinet. The database should have a Ruby inte
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