Purpose-built for performance: Amazon MemoryDB for Redis
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Amazon MemoryDB for Redis is a fully managed, Redis-compatible in-memory database that claims microsecond reads and single-digit millisecond writes while remaining durable across Availability Zones via a distributed transactional log. It shards and replicates to scale to millions of transactions per second and up to ~128 TB in-memory, handles backups/patching for operators, and targets hot-data use cases such as web/mobile, gaming, retail, and low-latency finance.
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- 0:00Intro
- 1:12Trends that impact the way we use data
- 3:31Microservices change how applications are built
- 7:21Hot data requires fast, flexible, friendly database
- 11:59Purpose-built databases
- 13:34Amazon MemoryDB for Redis
- 20:36Flexible: Redis data structures and APIs
- 21:47Redis Sorted Set example - leaderboard Populating a Leaderboard
- 24:43MemoryDB use cases
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