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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Debugging is all about Challenging Assumptions
I’ve been awash in debugging a new code deployment most of the week. The gist of it, if you’re interested, is that we’re deploying a group of machines running several Redis instances (one per CPU core). Collectively they’ll serve as … Continue reading
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Roma for Redis Clusters
The Roma project looks pretty interesting. According to the README file: Roma is a set of utilities that help query and maintain a replicatedpartitioned (shared) Redis cluster. It handles start, stop, status,backup, restore, arbitrary queries, and includes a monitoring daemon(romad) … Continue reading