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redis.pyのConnectionPoolの実装よんだ - Qiita
利用できるコネクションと使ってるコネクション _available_connections で利用できるコネクションのlist _created_connections で今まで作ったコネクションの総数 _in_use_connection で今使っているコネクションのset get_connectionメソッドで_available_connectionsから利用できるコネクションがあればpopでとってくる。ないならmake_connectionで新規コネクションをつくり、_in_use_connectionにaddする releaseメソッドでコネクションをpookに返却する。(_in_use_connectionからremoveし、_available_connectionsとappend) disconnectでpoolの開放 実際でどうつかわれるかは StrictRedisクラス
redis-completion — redis-completion 0.4.0 documentation
Warning This project is now deprecated. The code has a new home as a part of walrus, a set of Python utilities for working with Redis. autocompletion with redis based on: http://antirez.com/post/autocomplete-with-redis.html http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1958005/redis-autocomplete/1966188 redis-completion is capable of storing a large number of phrases and quickly searching them for matches. R
Location aware matchmaking with redis
Location stuff is cool! So let’s build a system that takes a person’s latitude and longitude, and returns the location of someone nearby. Tools I’m going to use Redis to store the locations of people connecting, and the python-geohash library, but more on that later. Redis is well suited to the task of being an index/store for matchmaking, as the data is usually transient, and therefore badly suit
charles leifer | Using Redis Pub/Sub and IRC for Error Logging with Python
I recently rewrote my personal site using flask and peewee, breaking a good amount of stuff in the process. I was trying to track down the errors by tailing log files, but that didn't help alert me to new errors that someone visiting the site might stir up. I thought about setting up error emails a-la django, which is a tried and true method...but then I happened on a different approach. I won't s
Replacing Redis with a Python Mock
tl;dr When writing tests, mock out a subsystem if and only if it’s prohibitive to test against the real thing. !tl;dr Our product uses Redis. It’s an awesome technology. We’ve avoided needing Redis in our unit tests. But when I added a product feature that made deep use of Redis, I wrote its unit tests to use it, and changed our development fabfile to instantiate a test Redis server when running t
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