Redis

Redis

open source in-memory data store

Redis is an in-memory storage, used as a distributed, in-memory key–value database, cache and message broker, with optional durability. Because it holds all data in memory and because of its design, Redis offers low-latency reads and writes, making it particularly suitable for use cases that require a cache.

Getting Started with Redis in Go

Tutorial

Getting Started with Redis in Go
Using Redis in a Go Project.
Best Practices

Part of tutorial

Best Practices
Essential Techniques to Ensure Efficiency and Success with Redis.
Conclusion

Part of tutorial

Conclusion
Considerations and Next Steps.
Redis & GoLand

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Redis & GoLand
Streamlining GoLand and Redis Setup for Smooth Development.
Pub-Sub Messaging

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Pub-Sub Messaging
Simplifying Communication Between Applications.
Learn Redis by Coding

Part of tutorial

Learn Redis by Coding
Unlocking Key Concepts Through Six Interactive Demos.
Pipelines: Running Redis Commands in Batches

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Pipelines: Running Redis Commands in Batches
Efficiency in Bulk - Maximizing Performance with Redis Pipelines.
Transactions

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Transactions
Using Redis Transactions for Data Integrity.
Expiring Keys

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Expiring Keys
Redis Key Expiry - Maximizing Data Efficiency with Time-Based Management.
Getting and Setting a Value

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Getting and Setting a Value
Efficient Data Handling - Redis Retrieval and Storage Capabilities.
What Is Redis?

Part of tutorial

What Is Redis?
Unlocking the Power of Redis - A Practical Guide for Go Developers.
Prerequisites

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Prerequisites
Install and Resolve Dependencies to Work With Redis.
New Project

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New Project
From Concept to Code - Crafting Your Project's Foundation.