Course : Redis NoSQL, implementation

Practical course - 2d - 14h00 - Ref. QSZ
Price : 1430 € E.T.

Redis NoSQL, implementation




This training course will give you an overview of all Redis features (API, cluster operation, Redis process monitoring), as well as techniques for optimizing the data model.


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Practical course in person or remote class
Disponible en anglais, à la demande

Ref. QSZ
  2d - 14h00
1430 € E.T.




This training course will give you an overview of all Redis features (API, cluster operation, Redis process monitoring), as well as techniques for optimizing the data model.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Know how to implement Redis through its main use cases
Using Redis as a toolbox
Redis optimization techniques

Intended audience
Developers, architects and data engineers.

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of a programming language.

Practical details
Teaching methods
Training alternates theory and practice. A great deal of practical work is carried out throughout the course.

Course schedule

1
Introduction to Redis

  • Redis, memory cache.
  • Positioning in relation to other NoSQL engines.
  • When to use Redis, when not to.
  • The great Redis references.

2
Main data structures and handling

  • String, List, Set, Hash and Sorted Set.
  • Main associated commands.

3
Redis architecture

  • Communication protocol and data format.
  • Atomicity of operations.
  • Start-up process.
  • Event Loop and individual events.
  • Data durability.
  • Master-Slave replication.

4
Developing with Redis

  • Client access languages.
  • Java APIs in detail.
  • Transaction management.
  • Server-side scripting with Lua.
  • Redis customers.
  • Focus on Jedis and Spring Data Redis.

5
High availability and clustering

  • Replicas and data lifecycle.
  • Redis clustering.
  • High availability with Redis Sentinel.

6
Data optimization, advanced data structures and organization

  • Data expiration.
  • Pipelining & Multiple Argument commands.
  • Logical Types vs Physical Types.
  • Patterns applied to data design.
  • Publish/Subscribe.
  • HyperLogLog. BitMap.
  • Complex query problems.

7
Traffic monitoring

  • The "monitor" command.
  • Event analysis and History.
  • The different tools on the market.

8
Further information

  • Security and encryption.
  • Key design and configuration recommendations.
  • Extend Redis with Redis Modules.
  • What's not in Redis. The Redis Labs enterprise solution.
  • Alternatives and potential successors.