Thanks for the great tutorial...Also thanks for not cutting out the stuck up point it was enjoyable and natural to see that people get stucked!! felt connected!!😂😂🤟
Hi Laith. I really love your videos. Would you consider doing a series on Redis modules and Redis OM? Either here or in udemy would be great! There is very little content around the modules despite some of them being several years old and nothing really on redis om because it's a recent tool. I watched most of your videos and I really like your clear and concise way of explaining things, especially Kubernetes in practice. I also really love your audio setup. It's very clear and pleasant to listen to for extended periods of time. I'm very grateful and looking forward to buying some courses from you on a platform like udemy or something. All the best and keep sharing. You're talented at this
Thanks man really great video and I enjoyed learning Redis on your channel. However, for those wondering why they may be getting some weird errors, I'll like to let u know that Redis now supports Promises out of the box, and the check out the documentation while following along. I found this very useful in setting up Redis| >>>>>>>
You will probably not want to use the promisy library i got rid of that and got it to work by directly using await client.set(key, value) and i had to add await client.connect(); to the listen callback when it starts up
Hi! thanks for the video I'm making API service with redis, that should deal with huge amout of people speedily. So i'm doing some stress test. If i do 2000 times of cotinuous 'get' from redis, without any interver between the execution, it takes long time for the first 'get' (0.03 second), and the shorter time(0.001 second) for the following every 'get's. And when I do 2000 times of 'get' with 3 seconds of intervals, like all of the 'get' being the first attempt, it takes long time for every 'get's. what is the reason, and how to fix this? i checked the maxmemory policy and it was 'noeviction'. I'm using python 3.11
You'll have to install redis-server using windows subsystem for linux. Follow steps outlined in the link redis.io/docs/getting-started/installation/install-redis-on-windows/
Thanks for the great tutorial...Also thanks for not cutting out the stuck up point it was enjoyable and natural to see that people get stucked!! felt connected!!😂😂🤟
Hi Laith. I really love your videos. Would you consider doing a series on Redis modules and Redis OM? Either here or in udemy would be great! There is very little content around the modules despite some of them being several years old and nothing really on redis om because it's a recent tool. I watched most of your videos and I really like your clear and concise way of explaining things, especially Kubernetes in practice. I also really love your audio setup. It's very clear and pleasant to listen to for extended periods of time.
I'm very grateful and looking forward to buying some courses from you on a platform like udemy or something. All the best and keep sharing. You're talented at this
Thanks man really great video and I enjoyed learning Redis on your channel. However, for those wondering why they may be getting some weird errors, I'll like to let u know that Redis now supports Promises out of the box, and the check out the documentation while following along. I found this very useful in setting up Redis| >>>>>>>
This video is everything! Have a nice day!
Really loving your videos man!!
Clear and concise as usual
Thank you so much for making this video!
Great lesson.
Very clear sir, thank you for the video. I learnt a lot👏
Could you please make a video in RabbitMQ in depth.
Hey mate love your videos, can you please do a video on express with Typescript possibly?
just follow the documentation,you will defiantly understand
Striaght to the point. No BS 🔥
Great, clear, awesome!
Thanks! it`s very intelligibly!
Amazing!
39:20 mind blown moment 😵
Amazing content!
thank you so much I just complete the whole ✌👍🙌👏👌
Thank you, very good.
Awesome. Thanks
Thanks you so much 👍🏽
You will probably not want to use the promisy library i got rid of that and got it to work by directly using await client.set(key, value) and i had to add await client.connect(); to the listen callback when it starts up
Good video
Hi! thanks for the video
I'm making API service with redis, that should deal with huge amout of people speedily. So i'm doing some stress test. If i do 2000 times of cotinuous 'get' from redis, without any interver between the execution, it takes long time for the first 'get' (0.03 second), and the shorter time(0.001 second) for the following every 'get's. And when I do 2000 times of 'get' with 3 seconds of intervals, like all of the 'get' being the first attempt, it takes long time for every 'get's. what is the reason, and how to fix this? i checked the maxmemory policy and it was 'noeviction'. I'm using python 3.11
Awesome
Thank You! You should do a MERN Applications with Redis on it!
Hi, I'm using windows 10. I don't see redis-server executable file in src folder! What to do?
You'll have to install redis-server using windows subsystem for linux. Follow steps outlined in the link redis.io/docs/getting-started/installation/install-redis-on-windows/
Thanks you
🔥🔥🔥
RedisSearch with RedisJson in NodeJS 🙂
Most of this runs with legacyMode true in 2022
noice
No executables on windows
you have to install linux subsystem within windows, check how to install "wls"
But just to run everything clearly, just use linux (ubuntu)
or just use docker