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Iterate the keyspace in redis: SCAN
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Redka: Redis re-implemented with SQL
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| | A Redis-compatible Go server/package with a Postgres or SQLite backend.
| | daurnimator.com
Daurnimator's Hovel - cqueues-pgsql v0.1 released
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| | cqueues-pgsql v0.1 released This is a project of mine that has been sitting without a release for a long time now. With luapgsql recently getting the last fixes I was waiting for, I figured it's time...
| | adamdrake.com
Redis Performance Triage Handbook - Adam Drake
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| | Adam Drake is an advisor to scale-up tech companies. He writes about ML/AI/crypto/data, leadership, and building tech teams.
| | developerlife.com
Build with Naz : Rust, Memory performance & latency - locality, access, allocate, cache lines | developerlife.com
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| Moore's Law, the observation that the number of transistors on a chip doubles roughly every 2 years, ended around 2015-2020. This means CPU bound code that runs slowly will run slowly on future CPUs. The traditional approach of Big-O analysis and algorithmic improvements is no longer accurate, since it only accounts for "op-count" and ignores the cost of memory access. Modern CPUs have many cores, but each core isn't getting any faster. So using parallelism is another way to get more performance. Let's explore memory performance and latency in Rust.