Thanks for the in-depth look at redis. I appreciate the two-part series you made that used redis to implement Uber - I was wondering if you'd do something similar that could demonstrate the pub/sub feature of redis? I attempted to implement a pub/sub between a python web-scraper that used beautiful soup and a laravel backend. But I found it difficult to make it work properly.
Love the depth in your posts, Martin. I have been using Redis for 5+ years in production and needless to say, its the most consistent and versatile tool (case in point: Redis Stack) for all my caching, queuing, and real time searching needs.
Thanks for the in-depth look at redis. I appreciate the two-part series you made that used redis to implement Uber - I was wondering if you'd do something similar that could demonstrate the pub/sub feature of redis? I attempted to implement a pub/sub between a python web-scraper that used beautiful soup and a laravel backend. But I found it difficult to make it work properly.
Yes! In the future I'm planning to release content that shows how you can actually build real-world stuff with those data structures.
Love the depth in your posts, Martin. I have been using Redis for 5+ years in production and needless to say, its the most consistent and versatile tool (case in point: Redis Stack) for all my caching, queuing, and real time searching needs.
Redis is a beast!
Thanks for the breakdown, Martin.
Yeah, it is! You're welcome
Redis can do a LOT!
Thanks for the comprehensive article :D