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redis-pro
Redis data structures, caching strategies, and production operations — use when adding caching, queues, or rate limiting with Redis.
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## Overview
Redis is an in-memory data structure server: strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted
sets, streams, and more — each with atomic operations that make it far more than
"a cache". This skill covers choosing the right structure, cache patterns,
persistence trade-offs, and running Redis reliably.
## When to use
- Designing a cache layer (cache-aside, write-through, TTLs)
- Building rate limiters, leaderboards, queues, or pub/sub with Redis
- Choosing persistence (RDB snapshots vs AOF) and eviction policies
- Debugging memory growth, latency spikes, or key-space problems
- Using Redis Streams, probabilistic structures (HyperLogLog, Bloom), or Lua scripts