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Most developers, when they hear the name Redis, they automatically think about cache. That's true, but handling the cache and being in front of another database like MySQL or PostgreSQL it's not the o…
Scenario: As a DevOps engineer at Solution One, you are responsible for managing various applications on clients' Kubernetes clusters. Some clients have raised concerns about the complexity of installing well-known applications, such as web…
Redis, an open-source in-memory data structure store, is widely recognized for its high-performance capabilities and versatility in handling data. When combined with Total.js, a powerful Node.js web a…
Real-time notifications play a crucial role in enhancing user engagement and providing a dynamic user experience in web applications. One of the popular technologies for implementing real-time communication is Redis Pub/Sub, which offers a …
This RedisModule serves as a starting point and can be expanded or modified based on the specific requirements and functionality you want for your project. This article looks at how to provide an iore…
What is rate limiting? Imagine someone making a request to an API. Now, let's say there are many requests coming in from different people or applications, and the server that handles these requests ge…
Run a Redis instance in a docker container to develop applications using the key-value store. Use Homebrew to install docker. Setup Use package manager homebrew brew --version Install docker with ho…
Hello, if your code depends on Redis caching and you are using StackExchange.Redis as your middleware for reading and writing, this article may be useful for you. If you have used the methods made available by the library, you would notice …
Important! This proof of concept serves as a reminder of the significance of implementing proper authentication for all internet-exposed services. It is intended for educational purposes exclusively. …
Have you ever had a problem with your computer, and someone told you to fix it by clearing your browser cache or your DNS cache? 🧐 Well in this article we would be looking at caches and in my next ar…
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