Beginner guide to Redis 5

Beginners guide to Redis 5, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.7, with 93 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 135 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to install and use Redis using the redis client Understand concepts on the different data structures offered by redis like lists, sets, sorted sets, hashes, geo etc. Learn streams which is a redis 5 feature. Understand different server features like memory management, security, storage and creating custom server scripts using Lua. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone with basic computer science skills and the enthusiasm to learn. It is particularly useful for Anyone with basic computer science skills and the enthusiasm to learn.

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Summary

Title: Beginners guide to Redis 5

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.7

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Curriculum Items: 93

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 93

Original Price: ?1,199

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn to install and use Redis using the redis client

Understand concepts on the different data structures offered by redis like lists, sets, sorted sets, hashes, geo etc.

Learn streams which is a redis 5 feature.

Understand different server features like memory management, security, storage and creating custom server scripts using Lua.

Who Should Attend

Anyone with basic computer science skills and the enthusiasm to learn.

Target Audiences

Anyone with basic computer science skills and the enthusiasm to learn.

Caching is a technique used for improving application performance.

Redis is the most popular caching software.

Rich functionality and high performance makes Redis an excellent candidate as a caching software. In some projects, Redis is used as the only database.

We will cover all the major topics inside redis 5 and the right APIs to use for different scenarios.

We’ll look at the following topics from the ground up:

1. Installation

2. Redis data structures like strings, lists, sets, sorted sets, hashes, geo hashes and hyperloglog

   1. Blocking APIs are covered as well.

3. Redis streams (This is a new feature in Redis 5)

4. Transactions

5. Message passing

6. Scaling redis manually and using redis clustering.

7. Server configuration (includes security and extending Redis using scripts.)

The complete course is taught in Linux (Ubuntu), which is what most industries use in production environments.

This course is self contained and has no programming language requirement.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to redis.

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing redis on ubuntu 18.04

Lecture 3: Basic string commands part 1

Lecture 4: Basic string commands part 2

Lecture 5: Exploring substrings using getra and updating values using setrange

Lecture 6: Arithmetic operations – increasing and decreasing values

Lecture 7: Arithmetic operations – bitwise operations

Chapter 2: Timeouts

Lecture 1: All about timeouts

Chapter 3: More key commands

Lecture 1: More key commands 1

Lecture 2: More key commands 2

Chapter 4: List

Lecture 1: Introduction to lists

Lecture 2: Accessing elements within the list

Lecture 3: Adding elements to a list

Lecture 4: Removing elements from a list

Chapter 5: Sets

Lecture 1: Introduction to sets

Lecture 2: Looking at elements inside a set

Lecture 3: Adding elements + set operations

Lecture 4: Why use set operations like union, intersection

Lecture 5: Removing elements from a set

Lecture 6: Scanning through elements of a set

Chapter 6: SortedSets

Lecture 1: Introduction to sorted sets

Lecture 2: Rank of an element within a set using zrank

Lecture 3: Adding elements into sorted set

Lecture 4: Scores and retrieval – part 1

Lecture 5: Scores and retrieval – part 2

Lecture 6: Removing the smallest and largest element based on scores

Lecture 7: More element removal operations

Lecture 8: Scanning through a sorted set

Lecture 9: Set operations on a sorted set

Chapter 7: Hashes

Lecture 1: Introduction to hashes

Lecture 2: More operations on hashes

Lecture 3: scanning through elements of hash

Chapter 8: Sorting

Lecture 1: Introduction to sorting APIs

Lecture 2: Sorting data alphabetically

Lecture 3: More sort subcommands

Lecture 4: Using a hash as a comparison provider

Chapter 9: Hyperloglog

Lecture 1: Introduction to hyperloglog

Lecture 2: Hyperloglog commands

Lecture 3: Counting and merging hyperloglogs

Chapter 10: Geographic data support in redis

Lecture 1: Introduction to geo data type using a map

Lecture 2: Adding points to geo data structure

Lecture 3: GeoHash

Lecture 4: Inspecting geo entities

Lecture 5: Retrieving geo entities

Chapter 11: Transactions

Lecture 1: Introduction to transactions in redis

Lecture 2: Compare and set semantics

Lecture 3: Transactions and pipelining

Chapter 12: Publish and subscribe

Lecture 1: Introduction to publish / subscribe

Lecture 2: Redis commands for subsciption

Lecture 3: Unsubscription

Lecture 4: More pub sub subcommands

Chapter 13: Streams

Lecture 1: Introduction to streams

Lecture 2: Adding elements to a stream

Lecture 3: Removing elements from a stream

Lecture 4: Reading from a stream using a single consumer

Lecture 5: Consumer groups

Lecture 6: More about consumer groups

Lecture 7: Reading claimed messages

Lecture 8: Associating multiple streams within a single consumer group

Lecture 9: Conclusion

Chapter 14: Scaling redis by manually moving keys

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Key migration

Lecture 3: Conclusion

Chapter 15: Scaling via master replica (aka master slave) architecture

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up replication

Lecture 3: Removing replication

Lecture 4: Replication via chaining

Chapter 16: Sentinel

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Failover demo

Chapter 17: Scaling redis via clustering

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up a cluster

Lecture 3: Exploring cluster slots and replicas

Lecture 4: Mapping between keys and slots

Lecture 5: Scaling redis cluster with replicas

Lecture 6: Accessing keys in slots

Lecture 7: saving cluster configuration

Lecture 8: Automatic failover

Lecture 9: Changing cluster topology

Lecture 10: Replicating a cluster node

Lecture 11: Manually triggering failover

Lecture 12: Moving slots

Lecture 13: Resetting a cluster

Chapter 18: Redis server management

Instructors

Balaji Ambresh Rajkumar
Independent software engineer

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