redis2hdfs
redis2hdfs is a command line tool to help you export Redis data to HDFS.
NOTE: ensure WebHDFS is enabled.
Installation
$ pip install redis2hdfs
Usage
$ redis2hdfs --redis-key myzset --namenode-host namenode.example.com --hdfs-username hdfs --hdfs-path /tmp/myzset.lzo --compress-format lzo
redis2hdfs could compress file before copy to HDFS, through --compress-format option. Currently supported compress formats are: LZO.
If you want to use LZO format, you need install lzop first.
Development
$ mkvirtualenv redis2hdfs $ python setup.py develop
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