Spin up Redis on Docker and learn basic commands

[@dzsukov]

Besides the point that you often seem to have the tutorials just on the topic I need, your demo style is hilarious! I enjoy watching these even for fun, besides the educational value :D Thanks and keep them coming

[@hnasr]

Daniel thank you Daniel! Happy to deliver education and entertainment ❤️😊

[@ritwickdey97]

When I play your videos, my first task is to hit the like button even before ads ends.. ☺️☺️😊... Watching your videos always worth. 👍🏼

[@hnasr]

Ritwick Dey i appreciate you Ritwick! I hope the videos are beneficial and let me know what can I make next and how can I do better ❤️

[@ritwickdey97]

May be Database clustering? (You can any database related video except SQL. Because there are lot of channels for SQL.) You have good networking knowledge.. I'm trying to learn... May be VPN tunneling with practical examples? Http connection close vs keep-alive with branchmark? This is a basic redis video. May be in next video you can make on complex datatype (like storing Array, Object in Redis).. may be advanced part. Docker & Kubernates

[@ritwickdey97]

btw, Happy New Year 2020 ♥️....

[@hnasr]

@@ritwickdey97 Great suggestions! Check out the HTTP crash course I did I talk about the evolution of HTTP 1.0 to HTTP 1.1 persistent connections the invention of keep alive and HTTP 2 and 3.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoDVnn55d5WIqLM I also talked about VPN, Proxies and Tunneling Here are the playlists that I think might interest you. 🛰 Network Engineering Videos kzbin.info/aero/PLQnljOFTspQUBSgBXilKhRMJ1ACqr7pTr 🏰 Load Balancing and Proxies Videos kzbin.info/aero/PLQnljOFTspQVMeBmWI2AhxULWEeo7AaMC 🦠 HTTP Videos kzbin.info/aero/PLQnljOFTspQU6zO0drAYHFtkkyfNJw1IO

[@shateq]

okay, this is quality content

[@flakster]

This was useful for me . Thanks. New subscriptor

[@Anshegar]

Mate you are the best!!! )))) Thx!!!

[@deeproy2719]

very crisp and easy to follow provided u have docker setup done. Thanks Hussein.

[@ferdeveloper2017]

Thank you so much, now I can work with redis

[@ayazahamed8254]

Very useful video and very well explained.

[@velthdv]

Thanks men... It was exactly what i need...

[@mirmohammadjaber2676]

Thanks. I was really looking for something like this.

[@GuitarreroDaniel]

Thanks for this man, useful as always!

[@warrenwong4518]

can you do a video to show how to spin this up with a docker compose yaml file.

[@tellvivk]

Loved it, subbed.

[@hnasr]

🙏🙏 thanks Vivek

[@danieletrabucco7615]

very good basic tutorial! thanks!

[@muaathali2852]

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[@hnasr]

Muaath Ali فكره جميله ، حالياً التصنيف مالي عباره الموضوع ، .. بامكاني عمل مستوايات ايضا

[@athulanil6292]

You are amazing mahn 🙌🙌

[@Drebekaa]

mashallah, I like how you make things so simple. definitely, you deserve like subscribe and keep going, brother

[@sahilgarg94]

thanks Admiral-General Haffaz Aladeen

[@omaramine8710]

Redis on docker ..... love it :-)

[@hnasr]

Thanks Omar! Enjoy the content.

[@clearthinking5441]

I heard it is bad practice to dockerise postgres in production. Is that the same case for redis? If so, what do you recommend? ElasticCache?

[@prodanmn]

nice basic tutorial

[@thearchibaldtuttle]

Nice, we did a message LOL. Thanks for the video!

[@עידובלייכר]

Nice video!

[@Liv4IT]

Thanks for sharing

[@kevinnacario359]

Thank you

[@PouyaAtaei]

-it does not stand for interactive terminal. I is for STDIN, T for PTY/TTY (pseudo terminal).

[@evgenyocean426]

yeah right, what's easier to remember interactive terminal or whatever you wrote... nerd!

[@PouyaAtaei]

@@evgenyocean426 You might as well call 'peppers', green things.... aye? I think that's easier to remember... and perhaps cucumbers, green long things This is an engineering space my friend... it's all about precision and details, if you can't stand that.. this is not for you.

[@evgenyocean426]

@@PouyaAtaei man, it's basics for redis. You don't want to dive into rocket science inhere. Sometimes you need to step back to see the whole picture. Because, let's face it. To understand what you wrote, people would have to figure out what signals are, what sends them and I believe it's super unnecessary, especially considering that the video is for beginners. So, it is what it is, my nerdy friend :)

[@PouyaAtaei]

@@evgenyocean426 You are right about how hard it can get to understand those terms, and I had to spend a lot of time figuring out why we need pseudo terminals.... I seek pleasure in doing that, and only in that state I can claim that I understand it.... I think this is the best approach to any field of science. The lazy, 'I don't wanna read', 'I don't care' approach will leave you as an uninspiring mediocre, these people are prevalent in the dev community.

[@evgenyocean426]

@@PouyaAtaei Yeah, you have a point! But consider this: we have crapload of info in the modern world, right? You can waste tons of hrs/days/weeks paying attention to every single detail OR you can filter. Meaning, you can have much more done in no time (well, compared to your approach) and you will have more spare time to get the sense of what you really need\want to learn\master. I mean, I'm pretty sure you know what you're doing, nerdy way is not a bad thing ^^ It's just not always a good thing.

[@wowDepressive]

sweet....!!!! thanks

[@jaswanthreddy2154]

how to Create redis cluster for staging

[@loganshoemaker7974]

I had to pause the video to try saying "...redis instance since it's..."

[@veselinmladenov7043]

Obviously! :D

[@orannahoum282]

I love you

[@randomlife3050]

its addictive like porn