Another Redis case: Centralized logging
http://sunilarora.org/another-redis-use-case-centralized-logging
Would like to know what logging strategy people have been following in a distributed environment.
theonlyroot
Re:Scalable CSS-based Playing Cards
on Monday October 08, 2012 @05:16AM (#4626080)
Great Work. I love these posts on HN where people show case what they hacked on during the weekend. These are the real "builders" or creators out there. And about the negative guys, believe me they have probably never created anything in their life, so don't bother!
Re:Ask HN: Best Python web framework
on Wednesday March 28, 2012 @10:57AM (#3766546)
I have used Pylons, Tornado and Brubeck in my projects over last couple of years and I must say if you are an experienced developer in Python, brubeck is a very good candidate. It is built for scalability in mind from day one. It is very light weight from code perspective and has a very transparent design which is very easy to understand to dive deeper if you need to.
Re:Another Redis case: Centralized logging
on Saturday July 30, 2011 @04:29PM (#2826665)
I agree, it is nothing different than syslog if all you want to do is just dump all logs in one file. But one advantage of this approach in our case was that we wanted to show last 1000 critical logs on a web interface and with logs stored in redis, it was pretty easy to do that. And as redis was part of our stack, it was very easy to hook it up for this specific task.
Redis Lua Scripting
http://sunilarora.org/redis-lua-scripting
Would like to know how people are using Redis Lua scripting. Has it picked up well in the community ? Didn't hear much stories/blog post about it.
CoffeeScript + Backbone.js Example
http://sunilarora.org/coffeescript-with-backbonejs-example
A simple tutorial on using coffeescript with backbone.js. Wondering what tech stack people are using on client side for building heavyduty JS applications?
Shit Happens It does
http://sunilarora.org/33543961
Would like to hear some nerve breaking production mishaps :)