In the forth entry of our series on redis we’ll have a look at its CLI tools. The central question for today: How can we check that redis is working as expected using the command line? Weiterlesen
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Redis Sentinel: Make your dataset highly available
In previous blog articles we talked about the basic Redis features and learned how to persist, backup and restore your dataset in case of a disaster scenario. Today we want to introduce you to a more complex setup. In fact, you can teach your Redis instances to be highly available for your clients. Weiterlesen
Redis: Protect your cached data
Welcome to our second blog article concerning the Redis caching engine. Here I want to introduce some mechanics to persist cached data on disk, pros, cons and some configuration examples. Additionally I want to describe different backup and restore strategies. If you haven’t done so already, have a look at part 1 for the basics. Weiterlesen
Redis: More than caching
When talking about caching and shared caching most of us would think about memcached. Memcached is lightweight, easy to configure and has a very good performance. But what happens when the cached data is a bit more important? Weiterlesen