GetAsync() is not implemented

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After the discussion here, while trying to improve the performance of Get(keys), I started implementing a TAP (Task-based Asynchronous Pattern) wrapper that uses GetAsync().

To my surprise this method is declared but not implemented :hushed:

Furthermore, I see that there is no declaration for UpsertAsync(). Will there be one ?

@jmorris, ???

Thanks

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@itay -

The TAP stuff won’t be there until 2.1.0, it was intended to be released in 2.0.0, but wasn’t ready. Once it’s merged, there will be async methods for most of the operations and methods defined synchronously.

On a side note, I am working on some changes to the IO layer that will allow for a multi-method implementation similar to how the 1.X works, with a twist: the CPU intensive stuff (building the packet and transcoding the packet) will TPL. It’s still a ways off before it’s per-formant and stable enough though for release.

Thanks!

-Jeff

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@jmorris,

Thanks for your answer.
Is there any time frame for 2.1.0 ?
Will Get() support keys array or just a single key as in the interface ? By support I mean concurrent get of all the keys, not one async that does sequential get ?
Will Upsert support keys array ?
I still believe that latency is the bottleneck rather than CPU and thus TAP will perform better than TPL.

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@itay

Your welcome!

Is there any time frame for 2.1.0 ?

Tentatively, first week of March. That date could change; it’s hard to predict the future.

There will be overloads for GetAsync(key) and GetAsync(keys). The implementation of “keys” will be concurrent get of all keys. Of course, I am not 100% of the implementation ATM.

Yes, Upsert, Remove and Get will all be included.

Thanks,

Jeff

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@jmorris

That’s good news. Now I wait.

Batch remove is very welcome too !

I must add that all those batch commands are best implemented server side with only 1 network activity.

Itay

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@jmorris

Hi,

Do you have any news about the release date of 2.1.0 ?

Thank you

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@Crafty33 -

2.1.0 is scheduled for the first week of May.

-Jeff