1. mset -> set multiple values for keys ex: mset lang Java tech Redis 2. mget -> get multiple values for keys ex: mget lang tech 3. strlen -> get length of the key 4. incr -> increment count my 1 5. incrby -> increment count of n ex: set count 1 incr count incrby count 10 6. incrbyfloat -> for floating value 7. To expire an value after some seconds ex: set a 1 expire a 10 // here 10 is in seconds 8. flushall command will delete all key, value pairs from redis 9. To push data in a list ex: lpush country India lpush country US 10. To get all data from ths list ex: lrange country 0 -1 (startRange, -1) 11. rpush will push the value to the last index of the list ex: rpush country Australia 13. lpop to remove from list ex: lpop country 14. llen command to get length of the list 15. lset is to change the object at the index n ex: lset country 1 USA 16. linsert is the command to store data at any index ex: linsert country before USA "Russia" 17. lindex command get the value from any particular index from list ex: lindex country 2 18. sort ALPHA to sort list of characters, just sort for numbers ex: sort country ALPHA
This is helpful, Have completed till Transactions. Feedback as follows (Will keep on adding as I progress) 1. The usage of watch is not adequately explained. I had to refer to the Redis documentation to clear my understanding. 2. Would help if some more negative test cases are demonstrated to cement our understanding. 3. For the Scripts section, a little more detail would help, for example how the country capital example works(word by word)
Didn't found the tutorial useful. Was expecting redis architecture explanation and various configurations, rather than running commands from CLI. As mostly it would be integrated with an application that would perform data insertion and retrieval.
Not only that but the security of client applications when used with NodeJS as quoted in the Glossary terms of CompTIA Network+ N10-008 quote "client/server application An application located on a client that makes use of services provided by a server. This server can be external or located on the client system." Meaning the client gets the software server from NodeJS on the client.
Heads up, the instructor might be an amateur. He said FLUSHALL "deletes" all keys and values. It does the opposite - it stores them permanently on disk. 12:10.
I'm making API service with redis, that should deal with huge amout of people speedily. So i'm doing some stress test. If i do 2000 times of cotinuous 'get' from redis, without any interver between the execution, it takes long time for the first 'get' (0.03 second), and the shorter time(0.001 second) for the following every 'get's. And when I do 2000 times of 'get' with 3 seconds of intervals, like all of the 'get' being the first attempt, it takes long time for every 'get's. what is the reason, and how to fix this? i checked the maxmemory policy and it was 'noeviction'. I'm using python 3.11
Hi Shabbir, I have a problem looking at your screen : the clear text on the black background is not visible. How can I solve the problem? Tahnk you in advance
use laragon.org/ , this contains redis , mysql , and many other tools for development. U can disable service that u don't need in setting of laragon menu.
This channel is a blessing.
1. mset -> set multiple values for keys
ex: mset lang Java tech Redis
2. mget -> get multiple values for keys
ex: mget lang tech
3. strlen -> get length of the key
4. incr -> increment count my 1
5. incrby -> increment count of n
ex: set count 1
incr count
incrby count 10
6. incrbyfloat -> for floating value
7. To expire an value after some seconds
ex: set a 1
expire a 10 // here 10 is in seconds
8. flushall command will delete all key, value pairs from redis
9. To push data in a list
ex: lpush country India
lpush country US
10. To get all data from ths list
ex: lrange country 0 -1 (startRange, -1)
11. rpush will push the value to the last index of the list
ex: rpush country Australia
13. lpop to remove from list
ex: lpop country
14. llen command to get length of the list
15. lset is to change the object at the index n
ex: lset country 1 USA
16. linsert is the command to store data at any index
ex: linsert country before USA "Russia"
17. lindex command get the value from any particular index from list
ex: lindex country 2
18. sort ALPHA to sort list of characters, just sort for numbers
ex: sort country ALPHA
it was one of the most useful videos. many thanks
Thank you so much for providing this video!!!!! It is so helpful to pick up in a short time!
This is helpful, Have completed till Transactions.
Feedback as follows (Will keep on adding as I progress)
1. The usage of watch is not adequately explained. I had to refer to the Redis documentation to clear my understanding.
2. Would help if some more negative test cases are demonstrated to cement our understanding.
3. For the Scripts section, a little more detail would help, for example how the country capital example works(word by word)
Bro how to create 3 terminals????
Thank you man. I think this is a good format and start for new in Redis.
thank you for such a comprehensive tutorial
Didn't found the tutorial useful. Was expecting redis architecture explanation and various configurations, rather than running commands from CLI.
As mostly it would be integrated with an application that would perform data insertion and retrieval.
It was a very helpful tutorial. Thank you so much
Awesome 👍
Redis is a good one if you are making peer to peer applications
Not just that but also if you are looking to scale your application
Not only that but the security of client applications when used with NodeJS as quoted in the Glossary terms of CompTIA Network+ N10-008 quote "client/server application An application located on a client that makes use of services provided by a server. This server can be external or located on the client system." Meaning the client gets the software server from NodeJS on the client.
Okayish first tutorial. Thanks.
Heads up, the instructor might be an amateur. He said FLUSHALL "deletes" all keys and values. It does the opposite - it stores them permanently on disk. 12:10.
Thanks for the knowledge
Thanks that was helpful.
*I read the redis as reddit so I clicked it.*
I dont know why but i Can't stop laughing
Is there a website that has more soyboys than reedit?
Thank you for sharing this information.
I'm making API service with redis, that should deal with huge amout of people speedily. So i'm doing some stress test. If i do 2000 times of cotinuous 'get' from redis, without any interver between the execution, it takes long time for the first 'get' (0.03 second), and the shorter time(0.001 second) for the following every 'get's. And when I do 2000 times of 'get' with 3 seconds of intervals, like all of the 'get' being the first attempt, it takes long time for every 'get's. what is the reason, and how to fix this? i checked the maxmemory policy and it was 'noeviction'. I'm using python 3.11
Nice one Loved it :)
Waiting for RabbiMQ video :)
Well Structure Tutorial
maja agaya bhai thank you
Thank You
What console did you use to install redis?
Hi Shabbir, I have a problem looking at your screen : the clear text on the black background is not visible. How can I solve the problem? Tahnk you in advance
Thanks
Thank you for the great tutorial
How to add redis to our app during deployment
Thanks👍
can you give me link of your background. thanks
what is the Library name used for Scripts?
no auto subtitle make me hard to learn...
excellent video, would be even better if subtitled
I agree. It's barely in English
Awesome !
How can I save data of user from website or APIs
Is anyone can share video regarding with this
Thanks in Advance !
Please let me know also when you find out
Please make a course on webRTC
can you please make videos on KDB +
Hi Team,
Can you please help on how to install redis on windows?
Thanks!
You would need to install WSL first. Then you can easily use redis inside windows.
use laragon.org/ , this contains redis , mysql , and many other tools for development. U can disable service that u don't need in setting of laragon menu.
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Okay okay =)
Don’t why people dislike .
Paid content channels probably
Thanks... oke?
A tip, if you are going to publish courses from non-native speakers (with thick accents) at least put on some subtitles
OK?
I'm a simple man - I hear indian - I shut down the video.
Ok.. ok.. ok.. ok... ok .. :(
I think am listening to robot sorry 🤫
1st
monotonous speech difficult to listen to
Erster
Why does every indian guy asks "OKey, OKey?" every 5 seconds. It's mostly annoying and doesn't help in anything :/
ffs i cant listen to extreme accents.
indian
It's Indian not indian
Thank you