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Self-hosted Redis

NoSQL KV Store Cache Message Broker
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Single-server Redis database
About Redis
Redis is an open-source, in-memory data structure store used as a database, cache, and message broker. It is particularly useful for handling large volumes of data and for querying data in real-time. Redis offers several advantages over traditional relational databases, including better performance, scalability, and flexibility.
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https://redis.io/
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  • Redis

    Redis database

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Why host Redis on your own VPS or dedicated server?

Hosting Redis on your own VPS or dedicated server gives you full control over your application. You can customize the server environment, optimize performance, and ensure security. It also allows you to scale your application as needed without any restrictions.

Additionally, hosting on your own VPS or dedicated server can lead to significant cost savings. By managing your own infrastructure, you can avoid the recurring costs associated with cloud services and optimize your resource allocation to meet your specific needs. This can result in a more cost-effective solution for your application.

Want to explore more options? See all RDBMS and NoSQL databases to find the best fit for your needs.

Why use NoSQL?

A NoSQL database is a database management system that uses non-relational tables to store data. It's particularly useful for storing unstructured data and for querying data. NoSQL databases offer several advantages over RDBMS databases, including better scalability, flexibility, and performance. Additionally, NoSQL databases are well-suited for applications that require high availability, horizontal scalability, and flexible data models.

Why use KV Store?

A key-value store is a database management system that uses key-value pairs to store data. It's particularly useful for storing frequently accessed data and for querying data. KV stores offer several advantages over traditional relational databases, including better scalability, flexibility, and performance. Additionally, KV stores are well-suited for applications that require high availability, horizontal scalability, and flexible data models.

Why use Cache?

A cache is a temporary storage location for data that is frequently accessed by the application. It's particularly useful for storing frequently accessed data and for querying data. Caches offer several advantages over traditional relational databases, including better scalability, flexibility, and performance. Additionally, caches are well-suited for applications that require high availability, horizontal scalability, and flexible data models.

Why use Message Broker?

A message broker is a software component that acts as an intermediary between different applications or services. It's particularly useful for storing frequently accessed data and for querying data. Caches offer several advantages over traditional relational databases, including better scalability, flexibility, and performance. Additionally, caches are well-suited for applications that require high availability, horizontal scalability, and flexible data models.

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