@@codingwithroby Perhaps although it would likely be possible to also persist the data to a regular database which would add redundancy while also preserving the performance benefits. It is much easier to achieve HA with Redis than it is with Postgres. A distributed multi-cloud, multi-server, multi-region Redis database with persistence is probably not an unsafe approach.
It's good for beginners, but I don't think that's how redis is used in the real world. we can't just say "hey go write this to redis" on every endpoint. there has to be a way to do it automatically, like background tasks.
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This one helps me a lot! I was always scared of it. Thanks!
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Thanks, Eric. Clean explanation
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Hello Roby,
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Can't do the same demo with aioredis and httpx?
Hey friend! Yes, you may also use aioredis to get the same results 🙂
from where I can get the code?
Great tutorial. Could you please add tutorial for redis rq with fastapi. Thanks
Thank you! I will take a look for a future video.
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@@codingwithroby Actually I bought your Udemy Course - no, bought two courses
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but in redis-py aioredis was merged so we can use that one with contextmanger in fastapi
Awesome additional information!
Redis can persist data and can be used as a primary database although that is not the most common use case.
I guess you can, that would be a reallllly bad practice to do.
@@codingwithroby Perhaps although it would likely be possible to also persist the data to a regular database which would add redundancy while also preserving the performance benefits.
It is much easier to achieve HA with
Redis than it is with Postgres. A distributed multi-cloud, multi-server, multi-region Redis database with persistence is probably not an unsafe approach.
why not use lifespan? startup and shutdown have been deprecated.
My new videos use lifespan.
Excelent
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It's good for beginners, but I don't think that's how redis is used in the real world. we can't just say "hey go write this to redis" on every endpoint. there has to be a way to do it automatically, like background tasks.
Well background tasks is different - yes, they can populate Redis but what I’m showing is how Redis works. How to save and store data.