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ctajiuh2012-09-18 22:49:40
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ctajiuh, 2012-09-18 22:49:40

Redis + PHP in action

I've been reading a lot about redis lately. A tempting thing, but the question is: if you write in php under a heavy load, then which client should you use? They provide very similar functionality (rediska, phpredis, predis, it seems), but Rediska has good features (connection manager, multiple servers), but trust in it is low. Does anyone have experience of practical use of any of the clients under heavy release loads?

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Pavel Osipov, 2012-09-18
@ctajiuh

There are also two in the official list for PHP marked as recommended. Phpredis and Predis, here are some of them and choose which one you like best. Rediska imho is just not that popular, only maintained by one person, so it didn't get its own star, despite having good functionality.

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Zazza, 2012-09-19
@Zazza

I personally liked Rediska more in terms of working with the library. But unfortunately many applications like redisadmin require phpredis as a dependency. Behind the scenes phpredis turns out to be the most promoted either.

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EugeneOZ, 2012-09-19
@EugeneOZ

Use this one: github.com/jamm/Memory/blob/master/RedisServer.php (I wrote it).
It is also on the official list, tested on high loads, and supports all the features of new versions of Redis.
Doesn't require Phpredis.

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