Redis
An in-memory data store for caching, rate limiting, queues and real-time data.
Where we use it
- Caching
- Rate limiting
- Live location and presence
Strengths
- Very fast
- Versatile data structures
Considerations
Trade-offs worth knowing before you choose it.
- Memory-bound; persistence needs configuration
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Services that use Redis
SaaS product development
Architecture and build of software-as-a-service platforms: tenancy, billing, onboarding, admin consoles and operational tooling.
Performance optimisation
Profiling and improving web performance, Core Web Vitals, API latency, database queries and infrastructure efficiency.
Database design and administration
Schema design, performance tuning, migrations, replication, backups and upgrades for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, MongoDB and more.
System integration
Integration of ERP, CRM, e-commerce, finance and legacy systems via APIs, events, files and middleware — with reconciliation and monitoring.
More in databases and storage
- PG
PostgreSQL
A powerful open-source relational database with row-level security, JSONB and rich indexing.
- My
MySQL
The widely deployed open-source relational database.
- Ma
MariaDB
A community-developed MySQL-compatible database.
- MS
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft's enterprise relational database.
- Mo
MongoDB
A document database for flexible, evolving data structures.
- SL
SQLite
An embedded SQL database in a single file.
- ES
Elasticsearch / OpenSearch
Full-text search and analytics engines.
- S3
Object storage (S3-compatible)
Durable storage for files and media using the S3 API — AWS S3, Cloudflare R2 and others.
Have a Redis project in mind?
New build, rescue or modernisation — share what you have and where you want to get to.