REDIS PATTERNS COOKBOOK

A collection of most commonly used patterns in Redis

A collection of most common Redis patterns, used to resolve the frequently use cases with the most awesome in memory database.

You can use this repo like a simple cookbook or use Redis Patterns Console to try and study these patterns online!

If you wish to contribute with new or missing patterns, please follow these simple rules or use an existent pattern as a template.

Describe the pattern in a single markdown file stored in the patterns folder.
Use the name of the pattern for the file's name with snake_case naming style.
Use an H1 heading for the title of the content.
Use an H2 heading for the sections of the content.
Use a link to define aRediscommand to execute on Redis Patterns Console.
You must write the string of command to execute inside of square brackets and #run string inside of parentheses.
For instance, you can use this markdown syntax to create a link used to execute a SET command on Redis Patterns Console: [SET foo 1](#run)
Use a link to show the help of aRediscommand on Redis Patterns Console.
You must write the string of command to execute inside of square brackets and #help string inside of parentheses.
For instance, you can use this markdown syntax to create a link used to show a SET command official help on Redis Patterns Console: [SET foo 1](#run)
Use horizontal rules (dashes) to break the steps of pattern tutorial on Redis Patterns Console.

Thanks for your future contributions!

You can try and go into the deep of Redis and its patterns with an interactive (and reactive) online console!
Visit https://acadevmy.github.io/redis-patterns-console and enjoy it!

Redis Patterns Console is an Angular SPA and an open-source project, so you can contribute if you wish.

Redis WebSocket Server is a simple NodeJS script used as a bridge to interact with Redis Server via WebSocket. Redis Patterns Console uses Redis WebSocket Server to communicate between Redis Server and Angular SPA.

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