Now that Redis 3.2 is out, it would be cool to be able to update geospacial items based upon a singleton key. I'm thinking there'd have to be serious limitations to this because the table used to insert values based on the geo coordinates wouldn't be the same one that you'd use to read. Although, I think this would be inline w/ the zset functionality since that's what stores the data underlying the geo commands in redis.
Example Experience:
CREATE FOREIGN TABLE myredis_geo (value text, lat double, long double)
SERVER redis_server
OPTIONS (database '0', tabletype 'geo', singleton_key 'mygeo');
INSERT INTO myredis_geo (value, lat, long) VALUES ("Palermo", 13.361389, 38.115556);
Now that Redis 3.2 is out, it would be cool to be able to update geospacial items based upon a singleton key. I'm thinking there'd have to be serious limitations to this because the table used to insert values based on the geo coordinates wouldn't be the same one that you'd use to read. Although, I think this would be inline w/ the zset functionality since that's what stores the data underlying the geo commands in redis.
Example Experience: