A little snow couldn’t stop the Redis community from coming out in force to our first Redis Day of the year in Seattle. Held on January 13–14 at the Hyatt Regency, Redis Day Seattle brou...

(As organizations look to modernize their applications, many are turning to a microservices architecture to deconstruct their legacy apps into collections of loosely coupled services. Th...

The data layer is one of the first things to consider when moving to a microservices architecture. That’s because in a microservices architecture, each service manages its own data and i...

Everybody knows that there are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things. This post, as you may have guessed from its name, is about dealing with t...

This blog post was adapted from our new e-book, “Redis Microservices for Dummies” by Kyle Davis with Loris Cro. The excerpt was originally published on The New Stack on December 20, 2019...

As a new Enterprise Technical Account Manager at Redis, one of my first tasks was to learn more about Redis. So I started digging in, and quickly discovered Redis Streams. As a big fan o...

Is it just us, or did 2019 seem to fly by? Maybe it just seemed that way because 2019 was such a big year for us here at Redis: We continued to invest heavily in Redis Open Source and it...

Nadia is looking to take a summer holiday to Switzerland from her home in Bangalore, India. To plan her trip, she heads online to HolidayMe.com, an online travel agency based in Dubai, R...

Earlier this year, we released Redis Enterprise as a fully managed Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) on Microsoft Azure, and are now authorized to sell Redis Enterprise through the Microsoft...

It’s that time of the year again. No, I’m not referring to the winter holidays, but to the reverberations of the announcements coming out of AWS re:Invent. Oftentimes when AWS makes a bi...

We love how much passion the Indian tech community has for Redis, so we’re excited to kick off the new year at the first Redis Day Bangalore! We have two jam-packed days planned for Janu...

AWS re:Invent really is the Super Bowl for cloud computing and enterprise software. Every company—including AWS—brings their latest and greatest innovations to the show. This year, AWS ...

You probably already know Redis as the most launched, most used, and most loved database in the world. What you may not know is that Redis has evolved from a caching and session-storage ...

Like everyone else, we rocked a week of sleepless nights filled with networking, partying, and gambling, all in the name of AWS re:Invent 2019… but we wouldn’t have it any other way. Mor...

2020 promises to be a big year for Redis, and we’re starting off strong with Redis Day Seattle on January 13–14! On Monday, January 13, we’ve planned a full day of training sessions for...

AWS re:Invent brings together over 65,000 cloud professionals each year, but it can be hard to shift through the noise and news that this annual Las Vegas conference generates. To help y...

London may be infamous for its rain and gloominess in November, but the sun shined for two rare days as hundreds of developers, engineers, software architects, programmers, and business ...

As you may have heard, we recently announced the Redis Certified Developer program. Anyone can sign up for this certification program for free, but only engineers who take and pass the c...

Early on Tuesday, November 12, the Redis DevOps team started to get bursts of alerts from our production clusters located in the Amazon Web Services eu-central region (Frankfurt, Germany...

Here at Redis, our motivation to bring Redis modules into ARM land was RedisEdge. Redis, of course, has long been native in this land, in both glibc and alpine/musl variants. Redis modul...

Introduction While developing redismodule-rs, the Rust API for writing Redis modules, I encountered the need to set up a custom memory allocator. Normally, when a Rust program needs to...