Microservice Patterns and Best Practices

Redis

Redis can be practically considered as a new standard for the market when it comes to cache. Redis is effectively a database key/value, but because of stupendous performance, it has ended up being adopted as a caching tool.

The Redis documentation is very good and easy to understand; even a simple concept is equipped with many features such as pub/sub and queues.

Because of its convenience, flexibility, and internal working model, Redis has practically relegated all other caching systems to the condition of the legacy project.

Control of the Redis memory usage is very powerful. Most cache systems are very efficient to write and read data from memory, but not to purge the data and return memory to use. Redis again stands out in this ...