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I guess I don't see the point of a Redis clone in Erlang when it would be easier to tack use cases onto something that already exists, namely Riak. It's a key-value store, it's in Erlang, it's distributed, it's getting a full-text search and it has adjustable parameters so you can pick how you want to deal with the tyranny of the CAP theorem.

The only think Riak doesn't have is a high-speed RAM-based data structure capability. But hey, Redis does that. ;-)



> I guess I don't see the point of a Redis clone in Erlang

The only reason to do it if you already have something written that uses Redis and just want to build on that.


Or perhaps you're already committed to Erlang and want to benefit from a Redis-like system?




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