[siscia]

You could have a look into RediSLQ (RediSLQ.com) which is a redis module that embed SQLite, giving crazy fast performance.

It gives you a lot of interesting concepts like "lightweight databases" or push queries result into streams.

Here the GitHub repo: https://github.com/RedBeardLab/rediSQL

Full disclaimer, I am the author.

[smush]

I'm pleased you took the time to send this little targeted advert my way. I will be glad to check out that repo.

[siscia]

Thanks! Any feedback is welcome!

[bruce_one]

Some silly feedback on typos:

> Carefully tested for correcteness and tuned for performance – never loose a bit.

correcteness -> correctness (slightly ironic :-) ) loose -> lose

> RediSQL inheritanve all the SQLite knobs and capabilities

inheritanve -> inherits

> RediSQL is written in Rust which provides more guarantess agains common bugs

agains -> against

> Only a very minor part of RediSQL is not releases as open source

releases -> released

Just fyi :-) Looks like a really interesting tool :-)

[turtlebits]

FYI the SSL cert has expired on whoever is hosting your download link (plasso.com)

[siscia]

Thanks! Indeed you should not have see that link! Can you point me where did you clicked?

The correct link is the following now: https://payhip.com/RediSQL

Passo got acquired and shutdown...

[SoreGums]

On mobile there is a "Buy Now" button at the top of the screen that goes to plasso. https://imgur.com/a/XYD9slH

[siscia]

The correct URL is https://redisql.com

[e12e]

It looks like an interesting project - but I'm not sure I understand how it's better than a ram backed sqlite instance. It forces/let's you use the Redis protocol to connect rather than embedding?

[siscia]

It allow you to access the same dataset from different processes (possible also with SQLite) and machines.

[svnpenn]

> RediSLQ

> rediSQL

why different spelling