Redis is an open-source data-store solution designed for deployments in high performance environments and for applications where performance and flexibility are more critical than data persistence and absolute data integrity.
Designed as a key-value store or a ‘data structures storage system,’ Redis may be considered a participant in the ‘NoSQL’ movement, like MongoDB and CouchDB. The guides in this section provide both instructions for deploying the Redis server and overviews of best practices for maintaining Redis instances.
Deploy Redis on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, or Debian 8. This Tutorial Guides You Through Installation and Best Practices of Redis, an Open-Source, In-Line Memory Data-Structure Store.
A step-by-step guide to install and configure a Redis server and set up distributed data stores using master/slave replication on CentOS 7.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
Deploy applications that depend on the high performance key-value store Redis.
