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Introduction to Redis LangCache

Discover what Redis LangCache is, its benefits for AI applications, and how to set up your environment for semantic caching.
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Introduction to Redis

What is Redis and why is it essential for modern applications? This chapter covers the fundamental definition, its core benefits, key use cases, and a …
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Core Concepts of Semantic Caching

Explore the fundamental building blocks of semantic caching with Redis LangCache, including embeddings, vector similarity, and the lifecycle of cache …
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Setting Up Your Redis Environment

A step-by-step guide to installing and configuring Redis on your local machine, along with setting up Node.js and Python clients to interact with …
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Redis Core Concepts: Strings and Keys

Dive into the most fundamental data type in Redis: Strings. Learn how to store, retrieve, update, and delete string values, along with understanding …
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Redis Core Concepts: Hashes

Explore Hashes, a versatile data type for storing structured data like objects. This chapter explains how to manage fields and values within a hash.
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Redis Core Concepts: Lists

Understand Redis Lists, ordered collections of strings. Learn how to perform push, pop, and range operations, making them ideal for queues and recent …
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Redis Core Concepts: Sets and Sorted Sets

Delve into Sets for unique collections and Sorted Sets for unique collections with an associated score, perfect for leaderboards and priority queues.
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Advanced Topics: Redis Modules and Beyond

Dive into the expanded capabilities of Redis 8.x, including Vector Sets, JSON, Time Series, and Probabilistic data structures for specialized use …
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Best Practices and Performance Tuning

Essential guidelines for optimizing Redis performance, managing memory, and avoiding common pitfalls in production environments.
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