Redis Crash Course

Redis is the most popular caching tool. It can be used with pretty much any programming language and provides incredibly versatile and quick caching. Redis powers a huge portion of the web so it is important to understand how it works. In this video I will be covering Redis in depth from how to install it, what commands you can use, all the way to how to use it in a real world project.

📚 Materials/References:

Postman Clone Video:

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⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
00:35 - What Is Redis?
03:04 - Redis Installation
04:18 - Basic Redis Commands
06:44 - Handling Expirations
07:51 - Lists
10:07 - Sets
11:30 - Hashes

#Redis #WDS #Nodejs

[vuthanhat]

tysm, now I can add 3 years of experience with Redis to my resume

[Redisinc]

Great work! Couldn't have explained it better! - Justin

[MonsterlessonsAcademy]

Amazing video as always.But here is 1 important thing that maybe is not clear for everyone.
Redis is an in-memory but persistent on disk database, so it represents a different trade off where very high write and read speed is achieved with the limitation of data sets that can't be larger than memory.
Which means it's not like it's being stored only in memory and is not persistent. It stores everything in memory and write on disk is optional but still there for use.

[adityasethi]

He makes it so easy. Shows the amount of work he has put in to show us what's necessary.

[richardkirigaya]

Would really love a POSTGRES crash course...Nice one Kyle

[santiagopabloortiz]

Gold. Working in a remote company since 4 months and still learning from your videos. LEGEND.

[SanthoshKumar-mdbs]

This guys is really great...He helped me during sem exams, placement exams...now in professional life(work) too.

[piyushmahapatra]

I can bet all my money into this channel. This guy is so hard working! #inspiration

[alessandroferrari]

I love the direction this channel has taken in the last weeks. Keep going with these practical and detailed videos Kyle! Thanks for your hard work!

[amitmondal]

A Elasticsearch tutorial would be great.
Thank you for your hard work.

[AsharMallick]

One of the finest tutorial of redis I witness

[ReCallYT]

Awesome video, going through their docs I was confused on how it would be used in a real world app but your demonstration with the photos app and your postman clone was killer. Good work!

[brunofilgueiras]

Kyle I never used Redis before and didn't know it was that easy to implement, really simplified thanks.

[MrLightweb]

Regarding nested hastes.
Redis doesn't natively support nested data structures. However, you can serialize your data into a format like JSON before storing it in Redis, and then deserialize it when retrieving.

[driverjb]

Another easy way to work with Redis on any OS is Docker. Just create a Redis container and use that. When you are finished with it you can delete the container. Then you don't have to worry about random services running on your workstation.

[dushmanta]

Thank you Kyle. I understood it in one go. The explanation was perfect. Keep up the good work. Thank you again :)

[josephuzuegbu]

I love this redis tutorial. especially the helper function part where you set and get keys.

[millsbelamideb.]

can't wait for this guy to upload Angular crash course

[idokoemmanuelameh]

Best explaination for redis basics and implementation so far, great job Kyle.

[vasanthaambat]

Kyle - you have explained a difficult concept in simple terms and demo with live working code. Thanks a million.