redis

In Part I we covered some very basic steps to start up a Redis server and connect to it with the redis-cli tool. This is useful information for playing around in your Dev. environment, but doesn’t help us much when its time to move to production. In this post I will start tocover the steps we took to deploy Redis to production, and keep it running smoothly. Redis Sentinel When its time to run in production there are generally two primary ways to offer high availability....

This will be the first in a multi-part write up of how I use redis. I will focus on a few key areas: Configuring redis server General design for storing and retrieving data Language specific stuff using C# / StackExchange.Redis. To get start you’ll need to download and install redis in some form or fashion. You can go to the site and download it directly: https://redis.io/download Or you can download the source and build it: https://github....