Mohit Saud’s Post

I recently productionised Redis stack for a vector search use case with RedisVL client. Found no concrete resource to configure it with docker compose, hence wrote a small blog article how to configure it with max-memory and key eviction policy on reaching max-memory. FYI: Tyler Hutcherson #redis #docker #vectorsearch

#Day15 of my #100DaysOfALXSE challenge Learn how to use redis for basic operations Learn how to use redis as a simple cache #ALX_SE #DoHardThings

How to apply Api rate-limit using redis in springboot ? After connecting the Spring Boot application with Redis, we need to create a bucket. A bucket can serve as a container for limit configurations, such as 1000 tokens per month or 100 tokens per day, or both. Once configured, the bucket will hold the specified number of tokens—1000 for a monthly limit or 100 for a daily limit. This bucket will act as the source of truth to either allow or reject requests based on the number of tokens available. Each API call will consume one token from the bucket. Once all tokens are exhausted, the rate-limiting system will prevent further requests from being processed

I just published How to Set Up Redis with Docker: A Comprehensive Guide

My first Medium article on how to setup a Redis Stack Cluster with the redisearch module and coordinator for Full Text Search. Using Docker-Compose.

Kubernetes Redis High-Availability Cluster: Step-by-Step Guide to Setup Redis Sentinel by Muhammad Asim #redis #devops #kubernetes #sre #helm https://lnkd.in/dteZvbpW

Redis is more than a cache.

Just finished the course “Advanced Redis” I've put together a simple presentation outlining the integration process, benefits, and a step-by-step demo of building a Spring Boot application with Redis. "please find the link in comments"

Unlock the power of real-time interactions in your applications with Redis Pub/Sub! Learn how this game-changing mechanism can revolutionize your projects. Check out my latest blog post to dive deeper:

Check out the new Redis Knowledge Base: https://redis.io/kb/ It's an easily searchable and detailed collection of articles on operating and building with Redis that supplements our core docs. For bonus points, check out this awesome blog post from Mirko Ortensi on how to build your own KB with Redis, using RediSearch (including Vector Search), TimeSeries, and other features: https://lnkd.in/gH2eG5x7