I blogged about setting up redis before, here’s a small update to the situation: If you’re running Ubuntu 9.10 or 10.04.x, the most recent release available through aptitude is 1.x. Version 1.x doesn’t include many things (pubsub, etc.) which are available in 2.x. So this leaves you with two options! Compile! Compiling redis-server is simple (aka, make && sudo make install), a few things were missing (last time I checked):...
Hey everyone, it’s my sincere pleasure to announce that we’re looking to fill two positions for PHP developers (entry/junior) in NYC. Expectations This is what we look for from candidates: A strong and firm knowledge of PHP5 First hand experience with the Zend Framework You’ve heard of PHPUnit and TDD An idea of what a HTTP request is and the different applications that take part in one You heard of CouchDB, MongoDB or Redis (generally “NoSQL”) before Last but absolutely not least:...
A small howto to get the latest redis-server and a webinterface on Ubuntu. Installation … redis should listen on localhost:6379. You may need to get i386 instead of amd64 if you run 32bit. Tweaks You may need to add the following to /etc/sysctl.conf: … that is, especially if you run in a VE (e.g. inside xen). All other configs are in /etc/redis/redis.conf. Web Because web interfaces are so simple, I decided to get redweb....