Hi Greg,
Sorry I don't get you.
My intention for Redis interpreter is having independent Redis interpreter
which doesn't rely on any languages. It can be based on Java internally,
but I don't expose it. Redis users should be convenient for Redis command (
http://redis.io/commands), and I'll try to
Redis is a large potential market for application data.
Also, its ability to run operations on large data structures will make it
possible to provide interesting operations to Zeppelin users on large data
sets.
The interesting question is how do you surface this capability to Zeppelin
users who m
Hi Jesang,
Thanks for the interest! I'll try to design it, and break into multiple
tasks and share if it seems not suppose to be done with small efforts.
Hi moon,
Regarding license, I'm planning to implement Redis interpreter with Jedis.
(DISCLAIMER: I'm committer of Jedis, Java Redis client.)
It's be great to see Redis integration in Zeppelin.
To distribute Redis interpreter binary in the official binary package,
checking license of Redis (client) library and it's transitive dependencies
could be one items of to do list.
Thanks,
moon
On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 6:58 AM 윤제상 wrote:
> Hi,
Hi, Juntaek Lim
It would be great to access REDIS from zeppelin if possible for these reasons:
1) Replace of uncomfortable, old command line tools
2) Easy to graph redis data into D3 graph
3) Easy to search and debug data inside of redis
I'm willing to support your proposed feature if you need.
