What is Redis? Redis is an open-source (BSD licensed), in-memory data structure store used as a database, cache, and message broker.

Redis is an open source, feature rich, in-memory database and caching engine that can be used to store and retrieve data in your applications. Azure Redis Cache is based on this popular database ...

Redis wants more than cache Redis may be ubiquitous as a persistent caching tier, but the company behind it wants you to think about it as an operational database that is extensible.

Redis’ superiority is evident in almost every aspect of cache management. Caches employ a mechanism called data eviction to make room for new data by deleting old data from memory.

Redis persistence must not be enabled for either cache Azure Redis Cache geo-replication does not currently support automatic failover between the primary and secondary cache.

Founded by data infrastructure veteran Eric Sammer, Decodable is a serverless platform that simplifies real-time data ingestion, transformation, and delivery. Its technology replaces weeks of custom ...

At DevSparks Hyderabad 2025, Kanika Gupta of Redis outlined how the company is moving beyond caching to address the demands ...

Customers eager to experience benefits of Redis Enterprise tiers on Azure Cache including Redis 6.0, four 9s SLA, Redis on Flash, and Redis modules ...

In this tutorial, we gave you a quick introduction to Redis and created a simple cache with it for a Node.js application. Now you can use Redis to cache frequently queried data in your application ...