Redict is a distributed key/value store (a remote dictionary, if you will).
Redict is an independent fork of Redis®1 OSS 7.2.4 licensed under the Lesser GNU General Public license (LGPL-3.0-only). Redict is not affiliated with Redis.
A lightweight message queue. Like AWS SQS and RSMQ but on Postgres.
Lightweight Python utilities for working with Redis.
Python utilities for working with Redis:
container classes
autocomplete
cache
graph store
rate limiting
active-record models (secondary indexes, full-text search)
locks
more? more!via amix.dk blog http://amix.dk/Main/
The pyramid-scheduler package is a pyramid plugin that allows asynchronous and deferred task scheduling and management. It uses APScheduler for actual task management and Kombu for messaging between processes.
IMPORTANT: the pyramid-scheduler is very new, but fully functional. The following features are considered "beta", and should probably not be used in production:
Multiple queues. For now, just use a single queue (and thus you are limited to a single background process).
Intuitive sequence of job events. Currently, the events that can be listened to (from pyramid_scheduler.api.Event, such as JOB_CREATED, JOB_EXECUTED, JOB_CANCELED, and JOB_REMOVED) do not reliably fire in an intuitive order. For example, you may get a JOB_REMOVED event before the JOB_EXECUTED event for a deferred job.our tiny and overly-simple FIFO queue library is now compatible with recent Redis/redis.py versions
The library provides a simple interface where queues are created on-demand and items added using the put() and get() methods. In addition, queues are iterable, pulling items out as they become available.
In addition, the put() method provides scheduling and prioritization options. An item can be scheduled for work at a particular time, and its work priority defined in terms of an expected time where the item must be worked.
Nice: Quickly move and delete Redis keys by pattern via @coderwall
RT @pypi: saferedisqueue 1.0.0: A small wrapper around Redis that provides access to a FIFO queue.
+1 :)
Slides of the talk -> Thank you for attending!
Redis persistence demystified: