Redis Beginners to Advance With Free Lab

Name: Redis Beginners to Advance With Free Lab
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Learn Redis with Real world Production Scenarios

Created byVikas Kumar Jha, Poonam Jha

Last updated 7/2025

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What you'll learn

Deep dive into Redis Database
Installing Redis on online/offline mode
Redis Performance Benchmarking
Redis persistence configuration - Backup and Restore using RDB and AOF
Writing Python Program to Interact with Redis
Writing Different Datasets to Redis - Redis Datatypes
Understanding TTL (Time to Live) or Key Expiry in Redis
Creating and using counters
Deep Dive in String, Lists and Hashes type operation
Creating a subset from a bigger set Redis
Setting up Redis Replication (Master + Slave) - Development or Demo Scenario
Redis Replication Production Setup
Redis High Availability in Production with Sentinels on Three Servers (Automatic Failover)
Redis Clustering, Pros and Cons

Course content

9 sections • 36 lectures • 6h 22m total length

Redis Overview7:57
Know Your Instructor0:51
Redis Introduction0:30
Explore Reddis, the open-source, in-memory remote dictionary server used as a database, cache, and message broker, created by Salvador Sanfilippo in 2009.
Redis Features2:55
Redis use cases2:48
Explore how Redis powers fast caching, session storage, real-time analytics, and pub/sub messaging, plus job queues, geospatial indexing, and leaderboards for scalable apps.
Popular Companies using Redis0:26
Sample Redis Based Projects0:57

Installing Redis on Linux Using Package Manager5:27
Stopping Redis and Uninstalling Redis2:09
Learn to uninstall Redis on a Linux server by stopping the Redis service, removing packages, and deleting configuration files and data directories.
Updating Redis Path in Bash Profile2:41
Changing Default Port of Redis3:16
Installing Redis on Windows4:11
Learn two methods to install Redis on Windows—Windows Subsystem for Linux and Docker Desktop—and use Redis CLI to interact, noting Redis doesn't support Windows in production.
Installing/Uninstalling Redis on Docker container3:50
In this lesson, you will learn the Installation and Uninstallation of Redis on Docker Containers.
Redis config file deep dive7:53
The Redis conf file is used for various purposes such as:
- Setting up Redis password
- Setting up Max Memory for Redis
- Allowing remote clients to connect to Redis
- Setting up high availability etc.
Redis Performance Benchmarking20:49
Discover how to benchmark Redis performance using redis-benchmark, set data size with -d, run tests like Get and Set, tune -n and -c, and clean up with flushall.
Redis Basic Understanding

Redis Core Concepts9:18
Redis String Data Type13:09
Explore Redis strings, learn set, get, delete, and update operations, substring range, and numeric commands like incr and decr, plus expiry for practical data.
Redis and Python5:43
Read and Write data to Redis15:30
Learn to read and write data to Redis using the CLI and Python, and implement a simple caching flow that serves the top five courses from Redis when available.
Hash Datatype7:52
Explore Redis hashes, a mapping of string fields to values, and learn to store and retrieve user profiles, settings, and api responses with hset, hget, hgetall, and hlength.
Lists Datatype7:32
Sets Datatype4:54
Discover the redis sets datatype by adding unique items, removing them, checking membership, counting items, and using union and diff operations with commands like sadd, srem, sismember, scard, and sdiff.
Checking Commands HIstory2:33
Learn to view your Redis command history by scrolling with the up arrow, access the rediscli_history file in your home directory, and replay commands with tail and scripts.
Redis Transactions EXEC MULTI DISCARD WATCH Commands14:07

Redis Persistence Overview ( RDB and AOF )10:47
Explore Redis data persistence by comparing RDB snapshotting and AOF append-only files, and examine a potential hybrid approach, highlighting trade-offs in recovery, performance, and durability.
Redis RDB Backup and Restore22:49
Redis AOF Backup and Restore16:13
Discover how to enable aof persistence in Redis, name the aof file Redis_backup.aof, set appendfsync to every second, and recover data by replaying the aof after crashes.

Redis Replication (Master Slave Configuration)24:33
Redis High Availability Overview with Production Scenarios18:42
Setting Up Redis High Availability in Production with Sentinel on Three Servers52:21
Learn to configure a three-node Redis cluster with Sentinel for high availability in production, including master-slave setup, redis.conf and sentinel.conf, and automated failover.
Redis Replication and Failover in Production (Three Servers)33:59

Redis Cluster Overview - Pros and Cons3:41
Redis cluster uses six servers with three masters and three slaves, partitioning data into 16000 buckets. It enables automatic failover and scales up to 1000 nodes.
Hands-on Redis Cluster Setup and Running sample commands23:24
Learn to set up a Redis cluster in a demo environment by running six instances on a single server, configuring ports 7001–7006, and creating a 3-master 3-slave cluster.

Requirements

This course does not require any prior experience.
However, Some prior experience of working with Linux and Key Value DB can help in understanding course faster.

Description

Embark on a journey that begins with foundational knowledge and ascends to advanced Redis concepts, catering to learners across all levels - whether novice or seasoned professionals.

To enrich your learning experience, we're excited to provide an extensive 5-hour complimentary lab access, facilitating a smooth and immersive Redis exploration.

This course is designed to immerse you in hands-on, real-world scenarios, empowering you to master the complexities of establishing high availability environments seamlessly.

Redis, an open-source (BSD licensed) in-memory data structure store, serves as a dynamic database, a high-performing cache, and a versatile message broker. Unveil its robust support for a plethora of data structures: strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, bitmaps, hyperloglogs, geospatial indexes with radius queries, and streams. Delve into its innate replication capabilities, varied levels of on-disk persistence, and the strategic provisions for ensuring high availability through Redis Sentinel and automatic partitioning with Redis Cluster."

This extended description aims to provide further depth, emphasizing the course's comprehensive nature, hands-on learning opportunities, and Redis's multifaceted capabilities for storage and data manipulation.

If you have any questions please feel free to ask in the question and answer section, I will be responding to each question twice a week. That's all for now and I will see you inside the course now. Happy Learning !!!

Who this course is for:

Students with Bigdata or Data Science Technologies
Students with Willingness to learn about Fastest In Memory Database Technologies
Anyone who wants to work on real production like environment setup for Redis and do a deep dive in understanding Redis

Redis Beginners to Advance With Free Lab

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Course content

Redis Overview7 lectures • 16min

Redis Free Lab1 lecture • 1min

Installation8 lectures • 50min

Redis Data Types - Deep Dive9 lectures • 1hr 21min

Redis Mass Insertion1 lecture • 20min

Redis Persistence (Backup and Restore)3 lectures • 50min

Using a Programming Language to connect to Redis1 lecture • 8min

Redis Replication and High Availability4 lectures • 2hr 10min

Redis Cluster2 lectures • 27min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: