Course Introduction

What is Redis exactly?

Why choose Redis?

Redis Hello World

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Common operations with Redis

Redis key name convention

Expiring keys in Redis

How expiring keys work in Redis

Connecting Redis with Node.js

Introduction to project

Invalidating Cache

Refreshing data in background

Rate limiting by IP Address

Setting TTL on rate limit

Creating Express.js middleware for rate limiting

Atomicity and Single Threaded

Key patterns

Lists

More on lists

Sets

Transactions

Learn about Redis caching with Node.js and practice it along the way

It was an awesome experience while learning Redis and also connecting Redis with NodeJS. for what I have enrolled the course and I have learned a lot from this course.

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Redis is an open source, in-memory data structure, key-value store, used as a database, cache and message broker. It's super fast and it can be used for a lot of cool things. In this course, we will practically take a look at what Redis is, and how you can use it with Node.js

There are many npm modules that connect Node.js with Redis. We’ll be focusing on redis-cli and ioredis, for interacting with Redis and understanding why we need it.

Some of many concepts discussed in the interactive course:

1. What is Redis?
2. Strings and integers in redis
3. Key-value pairs
4. Sets and lists
5. Common operations with redis
6. Expiring keys
7. Redis single threaded
8. Projects built with Redis + Node.js

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Redis Caching Concepts with Node.js

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