Roma for Redis Clusters

Posted on February 25, 2010 by Jeremy Zawodny

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) which handles fail-over, periodic backups, and establishes the cluster status.
Sounds great.  We’re just starting to deploy a different type of Redis cluster at craigslist and I’m interesting in seeing where Roma and other Redis Proxy ideas go.

About Jeremy Zawodny

I'm a software engineer and pilot. I work at craigslist by day, hacking on various bits of back-end software and data systems. As a pilot, I fly Glastar N97BM, Just AirCraft SuperSTOL N119AM, Bonanza N200TE, and high performance gliders in the northern California and Nevada area. I'm also the original author of "High Performance MySQL" published by O'Reilly Media. I still speak at conferences and user groups on occasion.
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1 Response to Roma for Redis Clusters

  1. Aníbal Rojas says:
    March 3, 2010 at 4:28 pm

    Roma has been renamed to Twine by Alexander Genaud, new URL is: http://github.com/alexgenaud/twine

    Reply

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