Rediska is a convenient PHP client for the key-value of the Redis database.

Redis is a very fast key-value database. It can be used as memcached, but the difference from the latter is that Redis saves its data to disk, that is, it can be used to store data (which we successfully do). The main differences from other colleagues is the ability to store more complex data structures - lists and “sets” and atomic operations with them.
Since Habré already has a review of Redis , I see no reason to continue. I turn to the most "radishes".

Key features:

• Work with multiple servers
• Several algorithms for “smearing” keys across servers: “consistent hashing” and crc32. And connect your is not difficult.
• Work with keys as with objects
• Working with lists and sets as with regular PHP arrays
• Full integration with Zend Framework
• Unit Tests and Documentation

Soon:

• Integration with other frameworks
• "Exparing" keys by tags
• Working with keys on specific servers using aliases
• Ketama support - a fast library implementing the “consistent hashing” algorithm written in C

For more information and examples, see the documentation .

Rediska is an open project: you can participate in the development or become the author of integration with your favorite framework. Contact the authors you will find on the project website .