First of all, I am doing well and I hope you are doing better. The first I heard about Redis, was a discussion about caching. This is the first time that I have added caching to my application.
This year, I came across this article
by the dev team.
The above article details what and how you should go about the project to submit and what to include.
So, I took one of my API, Nodejs apps, and added caching to it. The speed did improve a lot after the first request and I liked it. Bear in mind that this is the first time that I have included it in my application, from a first person's perspective.
So from a MongoDB database application without caching, arms-without-redis-for-caching to one with caching, integrate-redis-for-caching.
Now, I am going to use the Redis-stack to work above project without MongoDB. You can find this project here:
ARMS - Ashita Rent Management System
Look into old-README.md for the description. This repository use the redis stack instead of mongodb.
[Insert description of app]
Overview video (Optional)
Here's a short video that explains the project and how it uses Redis:
[Insert your own video here, and remove the one below]
How it works
How the data is stored:
Refer to this example for a more detailed example of what you need for this section.
How the data is accessed:
Refer to this example for a more detailed example of what you need for this section.
Performance Benchmarks
[If you migrated an existing app to use Redis, please put performance benchmarks here to show the performance improvements.]
How to run it locally?
[Make sure you test this with a fresh clone of your repo, these instructions will be used to judge your app.]
Prerequisites
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