Introduction to In-Memory data structure store - Redis / AWS ElastiCache Redis

npande commented 5 years ago

Redis (Amazon ElastiCache for Redis) Redis is a fast, open source, in-memory key-value data store for use as a database, cache, message broker, and queue. It delivers sub-millisecond response times enabling millions of requests per second for real-time applications in Gaming, Ad-Tech, Financial Services, Healthcare, and IoT. Redis is a popular choice for caching, session management, real-time analytics, geospatial, chat/messaging, media streaming, and gaming leaderboards.

Planned Topics:

Introduction to Redis / Amazon ElastiCache for Redis
Redis Features
Installing Redis on macOS (on-Prem)
Creating Amazon Elasticache Redis Cluster
Play with redis (on Prem) / AWS Elasticache redis cluster deployment with redis cli and Python3. Hands on demo.
Understand what to monitor for your redis deployment from DevOps and Security perspective. Various metrics (Cache Engine metric, Host Level Metrics), Elasticache audits - AWS Cloudtrail and Elasticache notifications with SNS.
Go through few players in the market to monitor your in-memory store like redis / AWS Elasticache. Demo as time permits.

Notes

Training Lab/Conference room with internet access and projector
As a backup I will bring my own hotspot.
I will bring my own laptop (macbookpro)

Devendrabhat commented 5 years ago

Hi Nitin, Your topic is looking pretty interesting. I had a query that how much time will you need to deliver it? Also it will be great if you can target Linux and Windows systems along with macOS. Please let me know what you feel regarding this points.

npande commented 5 years ago

Sorry for late reply. Will require 1 hour for sure. I will try my best to cover for other OS. Mac / Linux is good. Windows seems problematic.

Devendrabhat commented 5 years ago

@mayankskb, @npande I feel this talk is very much towards devops, it will be great if we can divide this talk into 3 parts and focus more on playing with data over this platforms. First talk would be simple setup of redis server and how can we use it in which you can use elastic as well if can put this 2 things in 40 mins. I'm suggesting it to divide because when it comes to installations and setups on attendees laptops then it eats up lot of time. What do you guys feel?

npande commented 5 years ago

I would like to not break this into multiple talks but yes we can always spread it into 40-45 min sessions. We can have 2/3 back to back session. So 1.5 to 2 hrs on a given day can work. Or we can skip handson by attendees on their laptops. We can just help people understand how things works. I can provide instructions / steps to get the setup done. I am yet to attend pydata sessions and hence don't know if hands in must during session.

mayankskb commented 5 years ago

We do have hand-on session if you would like to take this as a workshop. In that case We need to take it for a "Code and Coffee" event just for a workshop. Let me know if you want to take this ahead as a hands-one. If yes cool but if wanted to take this as a regular talk let me know the time window that we need to keep for you buddy.

Regards, Mayank Mishra

mayankskb commented 5 years ago

Hey,

When I can expect a response from your side

Thanks Mayank Mishra

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