The Redis In-memory Data Store: Working With Redis Clients
Redis 6.0
| Intermediate
- 12 videos | 1h 12m 23s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Once the primary functions of Redis are implemented, several advanced features can optimize processes further and enable you to work with Python apps. In this course, you'll explore some of these advanced features and how they apply to pipelines, transactions, and locks. You'll learn how to work with these features using both the Redis CLI and Python clients. You'll start by learning how to use both Pub/Sub and pipelines in a Python app with a Redis client. You'll then learn how to define and execute transactions in Redis and use the watch feature. You'll move on to learn how to apply optimizations using features and techniques, such as the pipe mode feature and server-assisted client-side caching. Finally, you'll learn how to use Redis keys and locks to synchronize access to shared Redis resources.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this course
Use the redis-py package to connect to a redis server from a python app
Use pub/sub in a python app to subscribe to a messaging channel and retrieve messages
Adopt pipelines in a python app to send batches of redis commands to a redis server
Illustrate the steps involved in defining and executing transactions in redis
Apply the watch feature to monitor keys for changes in redis while executing a transaction -
Optimize mass insert operations in redis by using the pipe mode feature of the redis cli
Illustrate the processes of client tracking and server-assisted client-side caching in redis
Apply the broadcast mode for client tracking in order to reduce memory use at the redis server
Synchronize access to a shared redis resource by using redis keys to implement a lock
Use the built-in lock available in the python-redis-lock package to ensure thread-safe access to a shared redis resource
Summarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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2m 26s
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7mIn this video, you will learn how to use the redis-py package to connect to a Redis server from a Python app. FREE ACCESS
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3. Using Pub/Sub With Redis and Python5m 12sIn this video, you will use Pub/Sub in a Python app to subscribe to a messaging channel and retrieve messages. FREE ACCESS
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4. Working With Pipelines9m 16sFind out how to use pipelines in a Python app to send batches of Redis commands to a Redis server. FREE ACCESS
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5. Working With Transactions in Redis5m 42sAfter completing this video, you will be able to illustrate the steps involved in defining and executing transactions in Redis. FREE ACCESS
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6. Using Watch for Conditional Transaction Executions7m 7sIn this video, you will use the watch feature to monitor keys for changes in Redis while executing a transaction. FREE ACCESS
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7. Optimizing Mass Inserts4m 11sIn this video, find out how to optimize mass insert operations in Redis by using the pipe mode feature of the Redis command line interface. FREE ACCESS
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8. Using Client Side Caching9m 48sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to illustrate the processes of client tracking and server-assisted client-side caching in Redis. FREE ACCESS
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9. Implementing Client Tracking in Broadcast Mode4m 15sIn this video, learn how to apply the broadcast mode for client tracking in order to reduce memory use on the Redis server. FREE ACCESS
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10. Implementing Basic Locks in Redis8m 21sIn this video, you will use Redis keys to implement a lock in order to synchronize access to a shared Redis resource. FREE ACCESS
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11. Using the Redis Lock7m 40sLearn how to use the built-in lock available in the python-redis-lock package to ensure thread-safe access to a shared Redis resource. FREE ACCESS
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12. Course Summary1m 25s
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