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Redis and using it from Java with Jedis, with Jon Leibiusky

Jul 21, 2014 · 6:30 PM
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Redis is an open source, advanced key-value store. (It is often referred to as a data structure server, because keys can contain different kinds of useful data structures.) Jedis is the most popular Redis Java client, focused on being complete, minimal and easy to use. In this talk, Jedis creator Jonathan Leibiusky will explain what Redis is, show the many different available data structures for Redis, and show how to use them from Jedis. He will also explain how to can build a Redis cluster (which is how Redis scales) and explain some of the recent updates he's made to the Jedis project.

Jonathan Leibiusky is a Principal Systems Engineer at Gilt. A passionate polyglot developer, he is the author of Jedis (a popular Java client for Redis) as well as the creator of numerous other open source projects. He is also the co-author of O’Reilly’s Getting Started With Storm.

Thanks to our host Gilt for providing pizza and refreshments.

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Geoff D.

Great talk on both Redis and Jedis.

0 · July 22, 2014
vignesh p.

Excellent talk on redis... Would be great if the presentation is shared

0 · July 21, 2014
Bert P.

This was a very thorough and well thought out intro to these very impressive projects. Thanks to all for making this happen.

0 · July 21, 2014
David P.

Would love to go but impending LIRR strike means I won't know until Sunday so I declined invite...

0 · July 17, 2014
- Timothy F.
  
  I heard that the strike has been averted, so you and all of our LIRR-traveling members should be able to attend.
  
  0 · July 17, 2014
Xiaolu N.

Hello.

0 · July 15, 2014
andy

do you have a waiting list?

0 · July 8, 2014
- Timothy F.
  
  We'll be opening up the RSVPs one or two weeks before the event.
  
  0 · July 8, 2014