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Memurai SQL

Memurai SQL Overview

Create in-memory indexes and ultra-fast SQL searches

Welcome to Memurai SQL, the indexing and querying tool for Memurai and Valkey.

With Memurai SQL, you can quickly create an in-memory index for your existing Memurai (and Valkey) database and query the index with SQL.

By using Memurai SQL, you can set up an in-memory index for your Memurai and Valkey "hash" fields, which is not possible with built-in Valkey features. You can then run 'SQL' queries and searches on this index, all at the usual lightning speed and efficiency of the Memurai system.

As the documents in your index change, and you create new hash data or add more fields to your Memurai and Valkey database, the Memurai SQL index is automatically updated to keep your searches current.

You can checkout Memurai SQL source code on github: memurai-sql.

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