Redis

Build AI apps with more speed, memory, and accuracy.

5.0•16 reviews•

596 followers

Build AI apps with more speed, memory, and accuracy.

5.0•16 reviews•

596 followers

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Databases and backend frameworks

Redis is the world’s fastest data platform. From its open source origins in 2011 to becoming the #1 cited brand for caching solutions, Redis has helped more than 10,000 customers build, scale, and deploy the apps our world runs on. With cloud and on-prem databases for caching, GenAI, and more, Redis helps digital businesses set a new standard for app speed.

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RedisKey-value cache and store.

Launched on April 28th, 2015

5.0

Based on 16 reviews

Review Redis?

Review evidence here is very thin: there are no written user reviews, and the founder reviews shown contain no substantive comments, only positive ratings from makers of products such as Medusa, Skarbe, and Amploo. That suggests a favorable lean among founders, but reviewers provide no concrete detail about performance, setup, reliability, use cases, or tradeoffs. Based on the available text alone, the safest summary is that sentiment appears positive, but the reasons are not stated.

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Pros

fast performance (5)

real-time data caching (4)

enhanced data access (2)

high-speed cache (2)

reduced database load (2)

session management (2)

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used Redis to build Amploo

•9 reviews

The system excels in speed with its in-memory data storage, ensuring high performance. It features effective caching to enhance data access and lessen database strain. With support for diverse data structures like strings, lists, sets, and hashes, it is versatile and widely applicable for tasks such as caching, task queues, and session management.

What's great

fast performance (5)in-memory data storage (1)real-time data caching (4)support for diverse data structures (1)enhanced data access (2)reduced database load (2)session management (2)task queues (1)

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used Redis to build UbiOps

•3 reviews

We’re very happy with Redis! Its efficiency and speed have been game-changers for us, supporting the development of our highly scalable internal queuing system. Thank you, Redis, for supercharging our systems and helping us scale with ease!

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used Redis to build Skarbe

•11 reviews

We use Redis for real-time data caching, enabling lightning-fast access to frequently used information and improving the performance of integrations that require quick data retrieval.

What's great

fast performance (5)real-time data caching (4)

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