Using Redis/Redict/Valkey in Python (2024 tutorial)

Redis (and forks thereof) is an astoundingly fast persistent caching system, and on top of that, it's ridiculously easy to use! If that's not a great combination, I don't know what is.

(P.S.: We're actually using one of the forks in this video, but this works exactly the same for normal Redis, as well as other forks too!)

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[gardnmi]

An even easier way to persist data in your application is to use an embedded key value database like rocksdb. There is a python library called rocksdict that make it easy to implement.

[nebhead]

Great video!
Would be interested to drag race each of the different Redis forks and also how this does vs. good old file writes.

[paddingbox]

hi, I am new to python, do you have python series for beginners? or could you please suggest a channel.

[imtryinghere]

can you do a video covering nail clippers. i can't find a good nail clipper that doesn't rust or gets dull over time. it's ridiculous. you seem to know a lot. help me out.