Learn Redis And Use Jedis With Spring Data Redis

A guide to learn Redis, and build Spring application with Jedis and Spring Data Redis

4.12 (1157 reviews)

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What you will learn

Learn when to use SQL VS No-SQL

Learn Redis Installation, main data types, execute commands, transactions, backup(RDB,AOF) ,and sub/pub.

Build your own Spring backend application with Jedis client, and Spring data redis.

Learn Redis Sentinel and Cluster

Understand Redis Template , Redis Serializers ,and Jedis Pooling.

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Our Verdict

This course is a decent introduction for those starting with Redis and Spring Boot integration through Jedis. However, it could benefit from updating code samples and including more in-depth discussions on modern repository patterns and indexing strategies. Overall, it serves as a satisfactory beginner's guide to the fundamentals of using Redis along with Jedis and Spring Data Redis.

What We Liked

Covers Redis basics, clustering, and use with Spring Boot via Jedis client
Includes practical examples, explaining various API's in a clear manner
Thorough explanations of different Redis concepts and Jedis integration in Spring Boot apps

Potential Drawbacks

Occasional typos in presentation slides may cause confusion
Lacks coverage on modern Spring Data features, such as using advanced repository methods or indexing nested documents in Redis
Code examples can be improved for better consistency and to reflect the latest framework versions