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Redis is an open-source, in-memory data structure store used as a database, cache, and message broker. Unlike Memcached, it supports multiple data types, giving a lot of flexibility to the user. Redis is easy to configure and provides clustering support to store data in multiple servers.

In this course, you will learn about the various commands that you can use to store different types of data structures in Redis. Some of those commands include utility, insertion, and modification commands.

You will also become familiar with different aspects of Redis, such as transactions, security, partitioning, and clustering. In all, this is your go-to guide to Redis.

Complete Guide to Redis

## What is client-side caching

When the client requires data, they ask the Redis server to provide the data. Each back and forth from the server results in some bandwidth consumption, and it takes some time to get the result. It is possible to cache the result of the most frequently used keys on the client-side. This drastically improves the performance of the application, as it does not need to send requests to the database

# What is client-side caching

When the client requires data, they ask the Redis server to provide the data. Each back and forth from the server results in some bandwidth consumption, and it takes some time to get the result. It is possible to cache the result of the most frequently used keys on the client-side. This drastically improves the performance of the application, as it does not need to send requests to the database

Let’s discuss the ways to implement client-side caching in Redis.

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Redis Commands

Redis Advanced Concepts

Redis Cluster

Appendix

Redis: Client side caching

What is client-side caching