arpitbbhayani (u/arpitbbhayani)

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

remram · 9 months ago

This seems orders of magnitude slower than Nubmq which was posted yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43371097

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

Different tool. I metrics I am optimizing for are different hence wrote a separate utility. May not be the most optimized one. But I am usign this to measure all things DiceDB and will be using this to optimize DiceDB further.

ref: https://github.com/DiceDB/membench

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

dagss · 9 months ago

IMO, replace "More than a Cache. Smarter than a Database." with an actual description.

The saying is cute but does not really convey information the reader is after. And that spot is where you want people to immediately understand what it is.

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

I changed that :) now the value proposition is right at the top.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

bitlad · 9 months ago

I think performance benchmark you have done for DiceDB is fake.

These are the real numbers - https://dzone.com/articles/performance-and-scalability-analy...

Does not match with your benchmarks.

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

The benchmark tool is different. I mentioned the same on my benchmark page.

We had to write a small benchmark utility (membench) ourselves because the long-term metrics that we are optimizing need to be evaluated in a different way.

Also, the scripts, utilities, and infra configurations are mentioned. Feel free to run it.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

sidcool · 9 months ago

Is Arpit is the system design course guy?

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

Yes. I do run a sys design course on weekends.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

remram · 9 months ago

This is a lot clearer than any information I found anywhere else. There wasn't any room on your website, README, or docs for this summary?

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

It is right there on the landing page. But, let me highlight it a bit.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

adhamsalama · 9 months ago

Can't wait to feel the impact of garbage collection in my fast cache!

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

We had a similar thought, but it is not as bad as we think.

We have the benchmarks, and we will be sharing the numbers in subsequent releases.

But, there is still a chance that I may come to bite us and limit us to a smaller scale, and we are ready for it.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

siddharthgoel88 · 9 months ago

Drop in replacement of Redis.

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

Nope. We are not redis compliant.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

ekianjo · 9 months ago

seems like a key store, with an ability to watch/subscribe to monitor for the change of values in real time

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

Yes. With DiceDB clients can "WATCH" the output of the commands and upon the change in data, the resultset are streamed to the subscribers.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

DrammBA · 9 months ago

I love the "Follow on twitter" link with the old logo and everything, they probably used a template that hasn't been updated recently but I'm choosing to believe it's actually a subtle sign of protest or resistance.

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

I prefer that over X icon.

arpitbbhayani commented on DiceDB dicedb.io/... · Posted by u/rainhacker

spiderfarmer · 9 months ago

DiceDB is an in-memory, multi-threaded key-value DBMS that supports the Redis protocol.

It’s written in Go.

arpitbbhayani · 9 months ago

nope. We do not support Redis protocol :)

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