Category: Redis

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Roshan Kumar. Multi-tenant software is architected to host multiple tenants sharing the same infrastructure. Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, SalesForce, etc. are popular examples of multi-tenancy. Redis Enterprise Cloud, offered by Redis Labs, is also a multi-tenant service with over 500,000 Redis databases sharing the Redis Cloud platform. Redis Enterprise software allows you to create such a multi-tenant environment on-premises or in any infrastructure you control. But why would you need such an environment? If your organization develops a series of in-house applications and microservices, then a multi-tenant environment can save you time and money. Application ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Aviad Abutbul. We are excited to announce that Redis Labs completed the SOC 2 Type II compliance audit. Redis Labs attaches a lot of importance to data protection and security. The SOC 2 compliance audit further fulfills the commitment Redis Labs has towards delivering a high degree of trust and security to its customers. What is SOC 2 compliance? Service Organization Control (SOC) 2, set by The American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), verifies service organizations for assurances about security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy. How does it benefit you? Redis Labs offers Redis Enterprise databases ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Tague Griffith. Building software that utilizes secure connections to a server should be a skill every developer possesses. Even if you choose not to enable SSL in a specific production environment, you should know how to secure connections to every server that you work with. This post is the promised follow up to Enabling Secure Connections to Redis Enterprise Cloud in Python for our Java fans. This post walks through an easy process to turn on, test and configure encrypted connections between Redis Enterprise Cloud and a Java client program using SSL. One of the confusing ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Vick Kelkar. Introduction to Helm tool Helm is a tool that makes the installation and management of Kubernetes applications efficient. Helm helps you manage Kubernetes Charts. Charts are a collection of information and files needed to create an instance of a running Kubernetes application. There are three main concepts in Helm: Charts – Collections of files inside a directory used to create a Kubernetes application Config – Contains configuration information used to create a releasable object Release – A running instance of a Chart Helm has two main components:      Client – Sends Charts to the server ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Kyle Davis. Apple Vulnerability Research made us aware of a potentially exploitable bug in Redis during May 2018. We took this disclosure very seriously and devoted resources to properly fixing this issue. We are happy to tell you that Salvatore Sanfilippo (the creator and Lead Developer of open source Redis) made the patch for open source users and contacted all major Redis providers. We have pushed the fix to all our Redis Enterprise offerings: Cloud, VPC and Software. What is the bug? Background: Redis embeds Lua for database-level scripting. The Lua scripting engine has a number ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Tague Griffith. Enabling encrypted connections on a server is a bit like weaving a magic spell: nothing works until you get the incantations exactly right, but once you do, everything clicks into place and you have established a secure connection to your server. Configuring encryption can get even more arcane when you also use cryptography to authenticate clients on connection. Enabling secure connections to a server should be a part of every developer’s repertoire, so in this post we will walk you through an easy three-step process to turn on, test and configure encrypted connections between ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Alvin Richards. Since we launched Redis University at RedisConf18 in April, you have asked for a number of details – why, what courses, will there be certifications, when can I sign up?   Let me use this post to share a few details with you. The goal of Redis University is to provide the community, customers and partners the best educational experience from Redis engineers, experts and practitioners. Gaining practical insights from the team that has the most experience with Redis and helps thousands of customers successfully run at scale in production, will help accelerate your ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Kyle Davis. One of the key announcements at RedisConf was the aggregation engine for RediSearch (version 1.1.0). Aggregations are an incredibly powerful feature for a real-time search engine like RediSearch. They allow for data to not only be queried, but summarized mathematically to gain analytical insight. RediSearch aggregations come with the standard toolkit of reducers: Counts Sums Minimum Maximum Standard Deviation Quantile Conceptually, aggregations are comprised of a pipeline of operations. Each operation can be used in any logical order and can be repeated. The basic operations are: Group & Reduce Sort Transform (Apply) Limit Filter ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Tague Griffith. Over 1,200 Redis enthusiasts took over Pier 27 on the San Francisco waterfront for three days of training, talks and fun at RedisConf18.  The theme of this year’s conference was “Everywhere” and with over 60 breakout sessions across six concurrent tracks, Redis really was everywhere. San Francisco’s Landmark Transamerica Building This year RedisConf moved to the beautiful Pier 27 with panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, both bridges and several iconic San Francisco landmarks. Pier 27 is the San Francisco Cruise Terminal originally built as a staging site for the 2013 America’s Cup ... Read More

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Sandro Pasquali. In this article you’re going to learn how to perform bitwise operations on Redis keys, as well as setting, getting and comparing binary values. To begin, let’s think about how “flipping bits” can be a useful way of storing information in general, and then how we can execute binary operation with Redis. Take the following example: there are 30 Major League Baseball teams, and each team plays 162 games per year. There are 2430 total games played each year. These games are played over roughly six months. We know a month never has more ... Read More