Redis is an in-memory data structure that is used for faster access to data. It is used to store data that needs to be accessed frequently and fast. It is not used for storing large amounts of data. If you want to store and retrieve large amounts of data you need to use a traditional database such as MongoDB or MYSQL. Redis provides a variety of data structures such as sets, strings, hashes, and lists.

Introduction to Redis Redis and its role in System Design How does Redis store data? Complete Tutorial of Configuration in Redis Redis Cache Complete Guide to Redis Lists Complete Guide on Redis Strings A Complete Guide to Redis Keys Complete tutorial on Sets in Redis Complete tutorial on HyperLogLog in redis A Complete Guide to Redis Hashes Complete tutorial on Sorted Sets in Redis Complete Guide to Redis Commands Complete Guide of Redis Scripting Redis Connections - Syntax, Comman Commands & Examples Redis - Client Connection Complete Guide on Redis Data Types with Commands and Storage Complete Guide to Redis Publish Subscribe Difference between Redis Pub/sub vs Redis streams Complete tutorial of Transactions in Redis Understanding Redis Partitioning Complete Guide to Redis Pipelining Complete Guide for Redis Benchmark Complete Guide to Redis PHP Complete Guide to Redis Java Complete tutorial on Backup in Redis Complete tutorial on security in Redis