Re:Show HN: Cachegrand – a fast OSS Key-Value store built fo...
by daniele_dll on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @09:56AM
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Thanks!
My goal is to make it usable enough from the 0.3.0 where I want to have enough Redis commands supported (hashsets, sets, lists, multiple dbs, hyperloglog, etc.), have more memory control and have an MVP of the on-disk database.
Implementing the data replication, which will come right after, will be fairly easy, thanks to all the logics already built in for the on-disk database, so that should be implemented fairly quickly.
Also I have recently bought 2 x AMD EPYC 7551 so I will setup a better performance regression tracking and a proper benchmark suite to track everything (a contributor is working on leveraging the tests and use them as base for the two things mentioned above)
My goal is to make it usable enough from the 0.3.0 where I want to have enough Redis commands supported (hashsets, sets, lists, multiple dbs, hyperloglog, etc.), have more memory control and have an MVP of the on-disk database.
Implementing the data replication, which will come right after, will be fairly easy, thanks to all the logics already built in for the on-disk database, so that should be implemented fairly quickly.
Also I have recently bought 2 x AMD EPYC 7551 so I will setup a better performance regression tracking and a proper benchmark suite to track everything (a contributor is working on leveraging the tests and use them as base for the two things mentioned above)