Look at ohm and ohm-contrib on GitHub. That's an awesome layer for redis. Essentially they do what your describe which is use an additional keyspace for storing indices you want. It takes full advantage of the native redistribution datatypes to do it. I pretty much love ohm because of how close to bare redis they keep it.
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Look at ohm and ohm-contrib on GitHub. That's an awesome layer for redis. Essentially they do what your describe which is use an additional keyspace for storing indices you want. It takes full advantage of the native redistribution datatypes to do it. I pretty much love ohm because of how close to bare redis they keep it.