Last weekend's hackathon was a simple queue manager backed by redis. for creating/processing jobs asynchronously, in a non-blocking way.
Remember that, it is just a library. It does not has a server <-> client interface. If you use python, and like queueing things; see github repository.
consistent hashing is a widely used technique and can be used anywhere to minimize your data invalidate problems and distribute your data based on keys. Recently, i had needed sharding on redis (which doesn't exists) for partitioning data based on keys.
i made a simple web interface to monitor redis instance(s).
installation & running
// by the way, i switched comments module to the disqus since i have been getting a lot of shitty spam comments.
for detailed information, browse the documentation.
making a facebook application with FB.PY in ten minutes from emre yılmaz on Vimeo.
