Redis

Redis: Redis X Grafana fix the “get instance error” message

Introduction Last time, we have seen how to add a Redis plugin to Grafana in order to monitor and generate graphs and charts for your reports or analysis. During this configuration you may encounter some issues or miss(…)

Redis: How transactions work in Redis

Introduction: Redis allows you to use many commands to create and administrate your database. There is especially one useful feature which which allows you to execute a series of commands as a single unit of work: The(…)

Redis: Using Access Control List (ACL) part1

Introduction: Security is an important matter when using or allowing access to your database.You need to be sure that nobody will harm your infrastructure by passing some dangerous commands. Aim is to limit the access to user to(…)

MongoDB Redis : What are the differences?

Introduction: MongoDB and Redis are both NoSQL databases.In other words they don’t use “traditional” relational database to manage data. Although they have the same label – NoSQL – their storage concepts are very different: MongoDB stores data(…)