Redis
Redis is a fast open source database, mainly used as a cache, message broker, or key-value database. It is appreciated for its exceptional performance and numerous features. All data is stored in memory, allowing extremely fast response times.
Top 10
of the most popular databases.
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Memory
Data stored in memory for extremely fast response times, ideal for data caching.
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Key-value
Key-value database, and complex data structures (Strings, Lists, Sets, Hashes).
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Data persistence
Persistence mechanisms to ensure that data is not lost in case of failure or restart.
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High availability
Redis Sentinel to monitor instances and perform automatic failover in case of failure, and Redis Cluster to replicate and distribute data across multiple nodes.
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Publication and subscription
Possibility for clients to publish messages on channels that can be subscribed to.
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Expirations and TTL
Associating an expiration time with each key, ideal for cache systems.
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Lua scripting
Execution of atomic Lua scripts in the database to optimize certain complex operations.
TimActive expertise
Implementation of a caching architecture to store the results of frequently executed queries
Optimization of object caching with a configuration that efficiently manages TTL
Centralized storage and management of user sessions, allowing them to remain connected in case of server switching
Optimization of distributed session management to promote high availability
Integration of Redis Streams to manage real-time data streams
Configuration to serve as a buffer or queue in systems requiring batch processing
Development of real-time messaging systems
Optimization of temporary data usage with services like Kafka
Implementation of Redis Lists or Redis Sorted Sets to manage queues and ensure efficient management of asynchronous tasks
Implementation of geospatial search features to process real-time location data
