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Getting started with Redis
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Getting started with Redis

A guide to get you up and running with Redis and to introduce intermediate topics like cluster, security, and sentinel.
Created byEthan Ballinger
Last updated 7/2016
English

What you'll learn

  • Install Redis on their own machine or in a production environment
  • Understand the different Redis data types and how to use them
  • Start writing code that integrates with Redis
  • Create a Redis cluster
  • Create a highly available Redis

Course content

3 sections • 10 lectures • 1h 33m total length

  • Redis Overview3:55

    The section is an overview for the course. 

  • Redis Architecture4:58

    This section details basic architecture approaches and best practices for Redis. 

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of programming concepts (I use Java in examples)
  • Basic understanding of command line and beginner commands like navigating file structure and grep

Description

Redis is a powerful NoSQL database that is quickly becoming one of the most used and most popular options for NoSQL databases. Redis offers an easy to use interface, great documentation, and a wealth of clients to integrate within your application. 

Getting Started with Redis provides fundamental topics of Redis, installation of Redis, and also provides a demo of how to create a Redis Cluster and to make your Redis configuration highly available. 

Whether you are new to application development or are a seasoned professional, a database is going to almost always be necessary. Getting Started with Redis will demonstrate why Redis is perfect for the task. 

By the end of the course, you will understand the fundamentals of Redis and you'll have an introduction to intermediate Redis concepts like Redis Security, Redis Cluster, and Redis Sentinel. 

Who this course is for:

  • This Redis course is meant for beginners who are not familiar with Redis or have only scratched the surface of its capabilities. The last few sections around Cluster, Security, and Sentinel are intermediate courses intended for those wanting to delve deeper into Redis.

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