Clients. Redis System Properties. Try Redis. Redis. Install Redis On Joyent. UPDATE: Redis is now in the package manager. To get it run $ pkgin update $ pkgin install redis I’m playing with Joyent’s new Node.js Smart Machine in preparation for Node Knockout I tried to install redis just by downloading, untarring, and making, but I ran into some issues.
Packages I had to install a few things from the package manager to make this work. . $ pkgin install gmake-3.81 gcc44-4.4.4 Version The first thing you should know is that redis-node-client requires at least redis 1.3.8. Install Alright, time to install Redis. SSH into your Joyent box and run $ wget And then it should work. gmake test failed, but it was an issue with the tests themselves, not the Redis install. . $ . in the screen session, switched out of screen, and ran $ . So it at least works to a degree. Redis. Supported languages[edit] Data models[edit] The type of a value determines what operations (called commands) are available for the value itself. Redis supports high-level, atomic, server-side operations like intersection, union, and difference between sets and sorting of lists, sets and sorted sets. Persistence[edit] By default, Redis syncs data to the disk at least every 2 seconds, with more or less robust options available if needed. Replication[edit] Redis supports master-slave replication.
Performance[edit] Clustering[edit] Cloud deployment[edit] Redis is commonly deployed on IaaS or PaaS platforms like Amazon Web Services, Rackspace or Heroku. On IaaS platforms, it is possible to deploy Redis by uploading a virtual machine image, with Redis installed, to a cloud machine instance. See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit] Official Redis project page.