Another Redis in Rust series. It’s really starting to come together now!
In this post, updating the state to store expiration times + a thread to handle said eviction + the implementation of a small pile more of the general Redis functions.
Another Redis in Rust series. It’s really starting to come together now!
In this post, updating the state to store expiration times + a thread to handle said eviction + the implementation of a small pile more of the general Redis functions.
And I’m back. It’s been a busy month with the [Genuary]([Genuary 2023]) series and life in general, but I’m still thinking about Redis in general 😄.
Up this time, let’s see what the official redis-cli app does when talking to our client and actually start handling some commands. Specifically, the very basic commands: SET and GET. With that, we would actually have a (very very basic) keystore up and running!
Okay, we’ve got a server and we can ping it. Let’s actually make a simple client, so I don’t have to do funny things with echo any more. Specifically, let’s make a REPL!