Redis Tutorials

In this lab, you will explore basic data management techniques in Redis. You'll begin by learning how to increment and decrement numerical values using the atomic `INCR` and `DECR` commands, suitable for counters and rate limiters. You'll connect to the Redis server using `redis-cli`, set initial values, and then increment and decrement them, verifying the results with the `GET` command. Furthermore, you will learn how to retrieve all keys stored in Redis using the `KEYS` command.

In this challenge, you'll implement a Redis-based counter to track website homepage visits. The goal is to connect to a Redis server using `redis-cli`, increment the `homepage_visits` key by 1 using the `INCR` command, and then exit the `redis-cli`.

In this challenge, you'll configure the Redis `maxmemory` limit to prevent data loss due to memory exhaustion. As a system administrator, your task is to connect to the Redis server using `redis-cli` and use the `CONFIG SET` command to limit Redis memory usage to 200MB. The challenge requires you to set the `maxmemory` parameter to `200mb` within the `redis-cli` environment and then exit. Successful completion involves verifying the command execution in the Redis command history log.

In this challenge, you'll learn how to add an item to a Redis-backed to-do list application using the `LPUSH` command. The goal is to add 'Grocery Shopping' to the `todo_list` list in Redis. You'll use `redis-cli` and verification steps to confirm success.

In this challenge, you'll simulate a social media app using Redis to cache trending topics. The goal is to set a key representing a trending topic and configure it to expire after a specific duration. You'll use redis-cli, set the key `trending:topic1` to `Redis Basics`, and set its expiration time to 3600 seconds.

In this challenge, you'll troubleshoot a Redis server connectivity issue by verifying its status. The task involves using the `redis-cli` command to connect to the Redis server and then using the `PING` command to confirm that the server is running and responsive.

In this lab, you will explore Redis set operations, focusing on manipulating unordered collections of unique strings. You'll learn how to add elements to a set using the `SADD` command, perform set unions with `SUNION`, find common elements using `SINTER`, and identify differences between sets with `SDIFF`. Finally, you'll learn how to store the results of set operations for later use.

In this lab, you will explore fundamental Redis list operations. You'll learn to manage list data using commands like `LTRIM`, `LINSERT`, `LPOP`, `RPOP`, and `BLPOP`. Practice trimming lists, inserting elements, popping elements, and blocking until elements are available. Master Redis list management!

In this lab, you will explore advanced key management techniques in Redis. You'll learn to rename keys with RENAME, move keys between databases with MOVE, set multiple keys with MSET, retrieve multiple keys with MGET, and iterate keys efficiently with SCAN.

In this lab, we will explore how to manage Redis configuration and persistence. We'll use `CONFIG GET` to view configuration, `CONFIG SET` to modify parameters, and `SAVE` and `BGSAVE` to save data to disk. This provides a comprehensive understanding of data persistence in Redis.

In this lab, you will explore fundamental Redis data structures and how to interact with them using the `redis-cli` command-line tool. The lab focuses on practical exercises to help you understand how to store and retrieve data in Redis. You'll work with Strings, Lists, Sets, and Hashes.

In this lab, we will explore basic key-value operations in Redis, focusing on how to interact with Redis as a data store. We'll use the `redis-cli` command-line interface to connect to the Redis server and perform fundamental operations. We will learn how to set and retrieve key-value pairs using the `SET` and `GET` commands. Furthermore, we will practice setting different key-value pairs to solidify our understanding of these core operations.

In this lab, you will learn how to install and perform the initial setup of Redis on a LabEx VM. The lab covers essential steps to get Redis up and running, including verifying the installation and ensuring the server is accessible. You'll update packages, install Redis, and test connectivity.

In this lab, you will learn how to monitor and troubleshoot Redis performance issues. The lab focuses on identifying and addressing latency problems, analyzing memory usage, and optimizing query performance. You'll use commands like LATENCY DOCTOR, MEMORY STATS, SLOWLOG GET, and MEMORY PURGE.

In this lab, you will explore fundamental Redis Sorted Set operations. You'll use ZADD to add elements, ZRANGE to fetch ranges, ZRANK to get element rank, ZINCRBY to increment scores, and ZREM to remove elements. Learn to manage sorted sets effectively.

In this lab, you will learn how to enhance Redis security by setting a password with `CONFIG SET requirepass`, authenticating with `AUTH`, and disabling commands with `CONFIG SET`. Secure your Redis server from unauthorized access and potential misuse.

In this lab, you will explore Redis's Pub/Sub messaging system. The lab guides you through the fundamental operations of subscribing to channels, publishing messages, and unsubscribing. You'll learn to use SUBSCRIBE, PUBLISH, UNSUBSCRIBE, and PSUBSCRIBE commands.

In this lab, you will explore Redis transactions, executing commands as a single, atomic operation for data consistency. Learn to start transactions with MULTI, queue commands, and execute or discard them. Practice setting keys, getting values, and incrementing counters within transactions.