cat a file or stdin to a redis list

Red Cluster brings together a set of redis servers and allows you to read and write to them as though you were writing to just one. A few of the reasons you might want to consider clustering could be: * Robustness - Having a write master and read slaves * Harnessing the multiple cores you have running while not compromising on the speed of redis * Fault tolerance - When one of the masters goes down a slave in the replica sets gets promoted \ automatically, with no down-time

Redis client for ruby, inspired by Nest

A simple RedisGraph client

hash keys to intermediate buckets allowing you to more easily scale out to more severs later

Lightweight Redis Client

automatic master/slave failover solution for redic by using built-in redis sentinel

Redis layer for ActiveRecord models

Document-like ORM based on Redis key value store - uses Redis Re-JSON for full json manipulation

Timeline library

Redimap provides a simple executable for polling mailboxes within an IMAP account. It keeps track of what it's seen using Redis. For new messages, the mailbox and uid are queued in Redis. The queue format should be compatible with Resque and Sidekiq.

A minimal object mapper for Redis

Thin wrapper library for Redis, enable any Ruby class to access Redis.

Extend the redis activesupport with CAS (compare-and-swap) functionality for better cache integrity support

Uses a Lua script for Redis to provide smooth, configurable, space-efficient & blazing fast rate limiting. The script is very lightweight and performs the entire operation atomically. So it can be used to rate limit access to any resource at scale. Linked homepage has more details.

Checks redis for alert conditions and adds keys to a set when a value is round to be out of range

Schema-less ORM-like Redis store.

Uses Redis hashes to cache data for application-side joins instead of building internal own data structures.

Implements memory efficient algorithm allowing to store tables or two dimensional arrays inside Redis.

Create persistent, redis-backed arrays with a simple, familiar syntax