I recently presented this talk at the Conf42 Golang 2023 and I thought it might be a good idea to turn it into a blog post for folks who don’t want to spend 40+ mins watching the talk (it’s ok, I understand 😉) or just staring at slides trying to imagine what I was saying.
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Using Redis on Cloud? Here are ten things you should know
Its hard to operate stateful distributed systems at scale and Redis is no exception. Managed databases make life easier by taking on much of the heavy lifting.
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Manage Redis on AWS from Kubernetes
Using AWS Controller for Kubernetes and CDK for Kubernetes
In this blog post, you will learn how to use ACK with Amazon EKS for creating a Redis cluster on AWS (with Amazon MemoryDB).
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Build a Twitter Leaderboard app with Redis and AWS Lambda (part 2)
This is the second blog post of this two-part series that uses a practical application to demonstrate how to integrate Redis with AWS Lambda.
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Build Cloud-Native apps with AWS App Runner, Redis and AWS CDK
Run your Go app on AWS App Runner service, integrate it with MemoryDB for Redis and use AWS CDK to package and deploy the app along with infrastructure
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Build a Twitter Leaderboard app with Redis and AWS Lambda (part 1)
Hello and welcome 👋🏼 to this two-part blog series that uses a practical application to demonstrate how to integrate Redis with AWS Lambda.
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Getting started with Redis on AWS - the easy way!
This quick-start uses AWS Cloud9 IDE to help you get up and running with MemoryDB for Redis, quickly
When I was initially exploring some of the AWS services (such as MemoryDB, MSK, Elasticache for Redis etc.
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Redis Streams in Action - Part 4 (Serverless Go app to monitor tweets processor)
Welcome to this series of blog posts which covers Redis Streams with the help of a practical example. We will use a sample application to make Twitter data available for search and query in real-time.
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Processing Time-Series Data with Redis and Apache Kafka
RedisTimeSeries is a Redis Module that brings native Time Series data structure to Redis. Time Series solutions which were earlier built on top of Sorted Sets (or Redis Streams) can benefit from RedisTimeSeries features such as high volume inserts, low latency reads, flexible query language, down-sampling and much more!
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Redis Streams in Action - Part 3 (Java app to process tweets with Redis Streams)
Welcome to this series of blog posts which covers Redis Streams with the help of a practical example. We will use a sample application to make Twitter data available for search and query in real-time.
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