Questions tagged [redis]
Redis is an open-source, networked, in-memory, key-value data store.
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Simple Redis implementation in Rust
This is a very tiny implementation of Rust that uses redis serialization protocol (RESP). I implemented it as one of code crafters challenges. I have less than a few month experience in Rust, so it ...
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Parallel handling db queries is very slow in C#
I have SignalR app that publishes sent messages to Redis. My console app subscribe to channel where these messages are sent, deserializes it and saves in database.
Problem is with handling these ...
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Two steps changing email system Django + Redis
I created a two steps changing email system. Firstly I show you the concept how it should work and then the code. I am using Django and React.
Main question: is it a good way to do it? Is it fine to ...
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Redis Output Cache Store refactoring - IOutputCacheStore Redis Implementation
This code incorporates the new .NET 7 Output Caching. I would like to get some refactoring tips on the RedisOutputCacheStore class.
How to use
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Asp.Net Core CacheKey Management
I created cache management structure for Asp.Net Core and Redis. But i dont know is this best practices or bad.
My Github Repo
First one is Store my entity keys class is
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Python and redis. Make queries more efficient
My Python code (part of a Django site) queries data from a redis database and loads it into a Pandas dataframe. I'm new to redis, and I think I'm not using the redis library as efficiently as I could.
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Scalability of azure redis example
I built an auction site with a dynamic caching layer after I seeing how expensive a dbaas is. The site is now done, but like any site that grows, my caching solution grew too. The cache currently ...
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Profiling redis RTT in go
I'm trying to determine best case round-trip times to a redis server. Particularly, I am trying to determine exactly how low I can get the latency on a local instance.
On a technical level, this is ...
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Dependency Injected StackExchange.Redis Client
I am currently building cache for my application, and I would like to have my redis cache client work the same way you would dependency inject a DbContext.
I am using StackExchange.Redis to manage my ...
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Docker-compose for task-based Flask API with Redis and rq
I am not a Docker guru or expert in Flask or Redis. However, I need to leverage these technologies. I managed to cobble something together that works and would like to submit it for review.
The MWE ...
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Redis work queue processor
I frequently encounter the need for creating services that concurrently process messages from Redis queues. So I decided to share the knowledge I learned and help others easily bootstrap such a ...
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Singleton pattern for Redis connection
Recently I have learned about singleton design pattern. I have tried to implement Redis connection following singleton design pattern.
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Accessing a subset of keys from a nested dictionary in Python
I am trying to access data from Coinmarketcap API in Python and came up with the following code:
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Fetching and storing new reddit posts
I've created a small tool that fetches and stores the newest self-posts from a specific subreddit. The posts are stored in a redis store.
I'm going to write another couple of applications at a future ...
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One minute cron Python script reads from MySQL and updates Redis based on calculations
The following code works and will be put into cron on a AWS server (not sure what specifications, cores, kernels etc) at a every 1 minute frequency.
However, it's my first time putting a script into ...