Iterate faster with this dead simple, super fast key-value API(keys.run)
keys.run
Iterate faster with this dead simple, super fast key-value API
https://keys.run
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Super fast provided that you're in California ... network latency dominates any other implementation detail.
I 100% agree with that. It's super fast only if you are in North America. I plan on deploying a cluster to Europe to uphold the "super-fast" promise for European customers as well.
I use good old memcached over Openresty for this [1], but I can see the value in this service.
The landing page is awesome. Mind sharing the designer who did it ?
[1] https://github.com/openresty/lua-resty-memcached
The landing page is awesome. Mind sharing the designer who did it ?
[1] https://github.com/openresty/lua-resty-memcached
Hi! Thank you very much, I designed the landing page myself :) using the MIT-licenced illustations at https://undraw.co/illustrations
Small typo on the page: "You need to include the Auhtorization header with your API Key to call these endpoints."
Fixed it! Thanks for spotting that :)
What happens when you exceed the max number of keys (on the free trial)?
Hi! We don't block your api calls (if that's what you are asking), we will just send you an email asking you to upgrade :)
(We don't throttle requests either)
(We don't throttle requests either)
whats the size limit on the values ?
The size limit is the same as Redis: "A String value can be at max 512 Megabytes in length."
I'll probably make it a bit smaller than that in the next version.
I'll probably make it a bit smaller than that in the next version.