How to Improve Performance of Web APIs Using Redis Cache

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Thank you for another great video! 🙏🏻

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[@netjonin]

A wonderful concise video

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[@10Totti]

Another top video!

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[@zohidbekmengliboyev1676]

Great!

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Thanks ❤

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[@I-PixALbI4-I]

Cool! What the difference between cache services for .Net WEB application?

[@CodeMaze]

I am not sure what do you mean by .NET Web applicatio because you have multiple ones. But redis can be used in all of those for sure. It is not specifically related to Web API for example as I used in this video.

[@angryrooster6381]

Can you make a video on how to integrate apache kafka instead of controllers?

[@CodeMaze]

I can give a shot. I already have a video on event-driven architecture if you want to watch that one. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@angryrooster6381]

I saw that, wonderful! But I'm rather stuck at the question how to implement a filter system for the different message types between the presentation/infrastructure layer and the service layer.

[@Sayada]

In onion architecture, which layer should we put the redis cache ?

[@CodeMaze]

This really depends on where you want to apply caching. Is it your controllers or maybe the methods inside the service layer. Based on that decision, you can implement a redis cache service either inside the service layer or inside the Infrastructure/Persistence layer with the cahce service interface inside the Domain layer. Again, nothing is carved into stone here, and you have to adopt your solution to your needs.

[@Sayada]

@@CodeMaze tks alot

[@shirazahmed5944]

Can a person use Redis on a system that is not using Docker?

[@CodeMaze]

Here you can see the ways to install redis: redis.io/docs/latest/operate/oss_and_stack/install/install-redis/ There is some sort of support for Win but it is easiest to use docker.