Why and When You Should Use Redis

Redis is an in-memory data structure server that has grown in popularity over the last few years for a variety of reasons. Being faster than the majority of other available databases (over 300k ops/second have been measured on 4-year old hardware), offering a data model unique to Redis, and support for master/slave replication are just a few.

From the author of the upcoming Redis in Action by Manning Publications, this talk is meant to introduce what Redis is, what it does, and the types of operations it supports. Once we’ve covered what Redis is capable of, we will discuss a variety of good and bad use-cases for Redis, and how you can convince management that Redis really is the right decision for your organization.

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