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First off, love this gem! I just started reviewing it this week and I believe it will finally allow unlocking more potential of our redis server that is currently just used for resque. We can now store and retrieve data values and objects in an idiomatic manner for a ruby programmer and seamlessly integrated into our AR models, reducing unnecessary high volume of calls to the database for scanning that has been causing some deadlock nightmares.
As we start down this path it becomes evident that we need some sort of browser to do inspections of the data like we do with mysqlworkbench. Using redis-cli is a bit slow and too narrow of a field of vision when you want to move quickly through the data.
I tried using the redis-browser gem and at first glance it seems to be a nice lightweight tree-like browser solution yet when drill into my lists objects that use marshal: true, they show up blank.
Is there another solution or tool out there to visually browse redis objects that are created using the redis-objects gem and have been marshaled? Or is there some way to connect these two gems so that redis-browser knows how to unmarshal the data using redis-objects?
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First off, love this gem! I just started reviewing it this week and I believe it will finally allow unlocking more potential of our redis server that is currently just used for resque. We can now store and retrieve data values and objects in an idiomatic manner for a ruby programmer and seamlessly integrated into our AR models, reducing unnecessary high volume of calls to the database for scanning that has been causing some deadlock nightmares.
As we start down this path it becomes evident that we need some sort of browser to do inspections of the data like we do with mysqlworkbench. Using redis-cli is a bit slow and too narrow of a field of vision when you want to move quickly through the data.
I tried using the redis-browser gem and at first glance it seems to be a nice lightweight tree-like browser solution yet when drill into my lists objects that use
marshal: true
, they show up blank.Is there another solution or tool out there to visually browse redis objects that are created using the redis-objects gem and have been marshaled? Or is there some way to connect these two gems so that redis-browser knows how to unmarshal the data using redis-objects?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: