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Redis

Caching
Implemention

in .NET
WITH EXAMPLE

Jitendra Mesavaniya
What is Redis?
Redis is an in-memory data structure store, meaning
it primarily stores data in the server's RAM for
lightning-fast access.

Redis, stands for Remote Dictionary Server.

It's often referred to as a data structure server because


it supports various data structures such as strings,
hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, bitmaps, and
hyperloglogs.

This versatility allows Redis to be used for a wide


range of applications, from simple caching to complex
data analysis and beyond.

Let's start by installing the Redis through Docker:


Redis
Now, we can see docker container of redis is running:

Redis is configured to run on port 8001 at the


following address:
http://localhost:8001/
Redis - Configuration:
Let's start by setting up the project and installing the
necessary packages:

Add the Redis connection string to the


appsettings.json file:

Now, Register IConnectionMultiplexer service into


Program.cs file so, we can use its instance:
Redis - Get & Set data
We can use the StringSet method to set a string
value with the key "myKey" in Redis.

And we can retrieve the value associated with


"myKey" using the StringGet method.

Also we can see this key listed on Redis Dashboard.


Redis- key expiration &
Delete
We demonstrate setting an expiration time for a key
using StringSet with a TimeSpan.

After setting the value with the key "myKey" in Redis,


we can use the KeyDelete method to delete the key
from Redis.
Redis Key Features
In-Memory Storage: Redis stores data in RAM for fast
read and write operations, ideal for caching and real-
time analytics.

Persistence Options: Offers snapshotting (RDB) and


append-only logs (AOF) for data durability and
recovery.

High Availability: Supports replication and clustering


for uninterrupted service and horizontal scalability.

Rich Data Structures: Provides various structures like


strings, lists, sets, etc., for efficient data manipulation.

Pub/Sub Messaging: Enables real-time


communication and notification systems.
Redis Use Cases
Caching: Boosts application performance by caching
frequently accessed data.

Real-Time Analytics: Analyzes data in-memory for


real-time insights.

Session Store: Manages user sessions efficiently.

Message Queues: Facilitates asynchronous processing


and microservices architectures.

Conclusion:
Redis offers speed, scalability, and versatility
for various applications. Understanding its features and
best practices is crucial for building efficient and reliable
systems.
at’s it!!
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