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5 Industry Use Cases for Redis Developers

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Ajeet Raina. With more than 46,000 GitHub stars, 18,000 forks, and 430 contributors, Redis is an incredibly popular open source project supported by a vibrant community. But developers don’t just use Redis, they love it. Stack Overflow’s annual Developer Survey has ranked Redis as the Most Loved Database platform for four years running! Designed for the cloud-native world and created by the makers of open source Redis, Redis Enterprise maintains the simplicity and high performance of Redis while adding enterprise-grade performance, availability, scalability, and security capabilities across hybrid, multi-cloud, and global deployments. Given all that love ... Read More
NRF Big Show, Chapter One
Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Chris Cheung. January 12-14th, 19th, 21-22nd – 2021 Connect with us and other retailers around the world at the virtual National Retail Federation Big Show. Visit our virtual booth every day during the event from 9 a.m. – noon PT, and take a meeting with one of our retail experts to be entered to win prizes like an Oura ring or a Yeti USB microphone (sign up at askthexpert@redislabs.com). You also don’t want to miss our session on Thursday, January 14, 2:45 – 3:15 p.m. ET with Director of Platform Engineering Jay Piskorik of Dick’s Sporting Goods, ... Read More
Relish with Redis: NoSQL is mustard for microservices
Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Steve Naventi. As everybody knows, there’s no hot dogs, pretzels or pork roast without mustard. Microservices, it has been suggested, also need a solid relish (and a bun backbone), without which they fail to be easily consumed. A Redis Labs IDC ‘InfoBrief’ study (another name for a ‘survey’ presumably) named “The Impact of Application Modernisation on the Data Layer” suggests that nearly half of microservices applications rely on a database. As many as 84% of technologists questioned said that using a key-value or NoSQL database for their microservices-based applications made the most sense. According to IDC’s suggested ... Read More
Microservices and the Data Layer—a New IDC InfoBrief

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Mike Anand. If you still harbored any doubt that microservice architectures are dominating today’s application development, it’s time to get over it. According to IDC’s new InfoBrief on The Impact of Application Modernization on the Data Layer, sponsored by Redis Labs, 89% of some 300 North American enterprise survey respondents are already using microservices. And that comes on top of IDC’s 2019 prediction that “By 2022, 90% of all new apps will feature microservices architectures.” Microservices’ momentum is now undeniable, driven by enterprises’ need to more rapidly develop, deploy, and update high-quality apps and services to ... Read More
New Market Research Shows 84% of Companies’ Microservices-based Applications Rely on Key-value or NoSQL Databases
Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Steve Naventi. Survey shows IT decision makers value the technology profile of a database above all factors for use in microservice architectures Mountain View, January 7, 2021—Nearly half (47%) of microservices applications rely on a database according to study conducted by IDC, a leading provider of global IT research and advice, with an overwhelming majority of 84% respondents using a Key-value or NoSQL database for their microservices-based applications. These findings are according to a survey conducted by IDC and sponsored by Redis Labs. Powered by Redis Enterprise, global enterprises are able to build a real-time data ... Read More
Fortune 500 Travel & Hospitality Company

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Jason McKinney. I was pleasantly surprised not only by Redis Enterprise’s fast performance, but also by how easy it was to configure and scale. We were able to bring our new application online using Redis Enterprise in just a few hours after initial setup. — Platform Engineer, Fortune 500 company in the travel and hospitality space Company: Fortune 500 Company Industry: Travel and Hospitality The Customer: Fortune 500 travel and hospitality company serving 40 million customers annually. The Challenge: The compliance team needed a highly available, PCI-compliant solution for managing its customers’ credit card information. The ... Read More
Provision and Manage Redis Enterprise Cloud Anywhere with HashiCorp Terraform

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Aviad Abutbul. Today we are pleased to announce the availability of the HashiCorp Terraform Redis Enterprise Cloud provider. While development teams embrace more and more DevOps principles such as continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/DC), the need to manage infrastructure as code has become almost a must-have capability for any cloud service. A leading tool in the infrastructure as code space is HashiCorp Terraform, supporting the major cloud providers and services with its providers and modules cloud infrastructure automation ecosystem for provisioning, compliance, and management of any cloud, infrastructure, and service. What is Terraform? If you’re not familiar, ... Read More
Why Technical Expertise is So Important in Enterprise Marketing
Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Haley Kim. In our Advice to Our Younger Selves series, Redis Labs women tech staffers share insights they wish they knew when they were starting their careers. Maygol Kananizadeh received her first computer as a high schooler. Like most kids, she first used it to play games, but soon she found herself digging into the control panel settings and eventually signed up for programming classes. That’s when she found her calling. “I had a feeling at that time that if I didn’t get involved with computers, I was going to miss out on cool things,” she ... Read More
Serverless Development with AWS Lambda and Redis Enterprise Cloud

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Tugdual Grall. In this blog post, you will learn how to integrate AWS Lambda and Redis Enterprise Cloud. Using a sample movie-database application, you will discover how to build and deploy two Lambda functions, one in Node.js, one in Python. These two Lambda functions are used to interact with the Redis database to insert, update, delete, and query. The application uses the RediSearch API that provides rich query and search functionalities. Serverless, using AWS Lambda, fits into the growing trend towards microservice architectures as it allows developers to reduce the scope of a business “service” into ... Read More
Mitto

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Jason McKinney. We were relying on OSS Redis, so it was easy to go forward with Redis Enterprise for increased support and to make scaling easier—and it couldn’t get any easier from a developer standpoint. —Anton DollmaierSenior Site Reliability Engineer, Mitto Company: Mitto Industry: Telecommunications, CPaaS The Customer: Mitto is a leading provider of global omnichannel communications solutions, supporting business growth with advanced customer engagement technology and messaging enablement. Its offerings include easy-to-integrate SMS, voice, and chat app APIs, next-generation business messaging, and end-to-end phone-number management. The Challenge: Mitto’s customers rely on instantly delivered messages, so ... Read More
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