Redis

< 1 min read You can store session data in Redis by using a combination of keys, hashes, and expiry times. A common way to store session data …

< 1 min read In Redis, you can use the “HMSET” command to store a dictionary as a hash. For example, if you have a dictionary called “mydict” …

< 1 min read To set a password for Redis, you will need to edit the Redis configuration file (usually called “redis.conf”). The configuration file is typically located …

< 1 min read Redis and Kafka are both open-source, distributed systems, but they are used for different purposes and have different design goals. Redis is an in-memory …

< 1 min read To empty a specific Redis database, you can use the “FLUSHDB” command. This command removes all the keys from the current database. You can …

< 1 min read To connect to a remote Redis server, you can use the “redis-cli” command with the “connect” option. This option allows you to specify the …

< 1 min read Redis uses a database model in which you can select a database using the SELECT command. By default, Redis has 16 databases numbered from …

< 1 min read To check the version of Redis that is currently running, you can use the “redis-cli” command with the “info” command. This command returns a …

2 min read Redis is an open-source, in-memory data structure store that is used as a database, cache, and message broker. It is often referred to as …

< 1 min read To start a Redis server, you can use the “redis-server” command in the command line. This command starts the Redis server and listens for …