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Thanks Carlos. I will look into aerospike and update the question to the report. Best, Xavier. On Mon, Jun 17, 2019, 11:26 PM carlos muñoz, wrote: > Hi Xavier, > > IMHO, it would be okay to ignore these methods, this case is similar to > Aerospike, give a look to [1]. Also, you may have to

Re: Redis datastore

Hi Xavier, IMHO, it would be okay to ignore these methods, this case is similar to Aerospike, give a look to [1]. Also, you may have to ignore the schema related tests[2]. [1]

Re: Redis datastore

Hello Madhawa, Thanks for your comment. Yeah, I will address that this week. And I have a question: Redis doesn't have a schema as other data stores, so is it okay to leave functions such as createSchema, deleteSchema y schemaExists with no implementation? Best, Xavier. > On Jun 15, 2019,

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Hi Xavier, You should consider other data types also, not only Hashes. [1] Sometimes users like to store data in String data type as well. Please check on that as well [1] https://redis.io/topics/data-types Thanks, Madhawa On Sat, Jun 15, 2019 at 8:20 PM FRANCISCO XAVIER SUMBA TORAL wrote:

Re: Redis datastore

Hello, My weekly report is updated on the wiki. Also, I moved all the code from master the branch GORA-527. And did the following tasks. Port to test containers (Docker redis) Add connections mode configuration (cluster, replicated, …) Implement put, exists, get, delete Fix Alfonso comments

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Thanks Alonso for your comments. I will analyze the code from HBase. Thanks for your suggestion… Also, my code is in master, but I will move to the branch 527, it will be easier to trace changes. Best, Xavier. > On Jun 10, 2019, at 18:20, Alfonso Nishikawa > wrote: > > Hi, Xavier. > >

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Hi, Xavier. I don't see your branch GORA-527 told in your report. What I would want to ask for is to add the same functionality to load the mapping from configuration in you RedisStore [1] as in HBase's store [2]. This will have implications on your readMapping that in HBase was done by passing

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Thanks for your comments. I pushed my commits and updated the report. During this week I want to decide what redisson codec works best for gora’s use case and I will also solve the comments of the libraries comparison. I will keep updating you guys during the week any blocker or new tasks

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Hi Xavier The document looks great. I have left a few comments. I would like to read other valorations . Also, please make sure to publish your weekly process on the Wiki space. Regards, Carlos El vie., 7 jun. 2019 a las 23:01, FRANCISCO XAVIER SUMBA TORAL () escribió: > Sorry, try again.

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Sorry, try again. Anybody should be able to access? I set for everyone. https://docs.google.com/document/d/17RlGIu_SaPo7O2J7k_htg1UDDO9ah41u8cCYUURC7BM/edit?usp=sharing Best, Xavier > On Jun 7, 2019, at 23:59, Kevin Ratnasekera wrote: > > Hi Xavier, > > I requested access to the docs. Can

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Hi Xavier, I requested access to the docs. Can you please give permissions? Regards Kevin On Sat, Jun 8, 2019 at 9:23 AM FRANCISCO XAVIER SUMBA TORAL wrote: > Hello > > I think that redisson is the option to support redis in gora. > > There is an analysis here [1]. What do you think? After

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Hello I think that redisson is the option to support redis in gora. There is an analysis here [1]. What do you think? After some suggestions I can add those results to the wiki. Best Xavier [1] https://docs.google.com/document/d/17RlGIu_SaPo7O2J7k_htg1UDDO9ah41u8cCYUURC7BM/edit?usp=drivesdk

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On Wed, Jun 5, 2019, 1:31 AM Kevin Ratnasekera, wrote: > Hi Xavier, > > Thank you for the update. Take your time on the research for selecting the > Redis client library, you dont need to compare all Redis clients, take a > subset/few looks most promising ( by comparing community, functionality

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Hi Xavier, Thank you for the update. Take your time on the research for selecting the Redis client library, you dont need to compare all Redis clients, take a subset/few looks most promising ( by comparing community, functionality etc ). There are only very few recommended from redis.io. [1] (

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Hello, About trying other libraries, it is a broad task. There are a lot and each of them has its own advantage/disadvantage. Redisson, looks promising and think we can use that one instead of Jedis, but I am still comparing with other libraries. I will get back with this comparison soon.

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Hi Xavier. Please note that redis-mock has some limitations. Alternatively, If you realize that you need unsupported operations you can use docker, give a look to the Aerospike tests [2]. my two cents, [1] https://github.com/fppt/jedis-mock#supported-operations [2]

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Hi Xavier, It's better to do an analysis of Redis clients. then based on the results, we can choose what is the appropriate library for the implementation. Please update this mail thread weekly about your project progress. Mainly you can update what you have done for the week and what you are

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Hi Xavier, Please find my answers inline. On Mon, May 27, 2019 at 10:33 AM FRANCISCO XAVIER SUMBA TORAL wrote: > Hello, > > I am using Jedis Mock [1] to embed Redis for tests. However, I am > wondering since redis accepts master/slave cluster / replication / no > replication / single instance.