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Introduction to Redis
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Introduction to Redis

Introduction to Redis

1. Redis Fundamentals
What is Redis?Uses of RedisInstalling Redis on WindowsInstalling Redis on MacOSConnecting to and Starting Redis
2. The Essential Redis Commands
SET CommandGET CommandEXISTS CommandChallenge: Basic CommandsINCR and DECR CommandsChallenge: INCR and DECRData Deletion
3. Data Types in Redis
StringListChallenge: Task Management SystemSetChallenge: Managing User InterestsSorted SetHash TableChallenge: Managing User Profiles
4. Advanced Features and Security
Managing Key ExpirationTransactionsPubSubSecurityRDB PersistenceAOF Persistence
5. Caching with Redis and Spring Boot
Introduction to CachingIntegration with Spring BootAnnotations for Working with CachePractical Use of Hashes

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GET Command

GET Command

After storing a value in a key, it makes sense that we would want to retrieve it, and that's exactly what the GET command allows us to do.

Inside the [key] placeholder, you should provide the name of the key, which will return the value stored under it.

Example Usage

We already have a key called mykey, with the value Hello, Redis! stored under it. Let's retrieve the value using the key.

The console will return the string Hello, Redis!, which is stored under that key.

1. What does the GET command do in Redis?

2. What happens if the specified key does not exist when using the GET command?

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course content

Kursusindhold

Introduction to Redis

Introduction to Redis

1. Redis Fundamentals
What is Redis?Uses of RedisInstalling Redis on WindowsInstalling Redis on MacOSConnecting to and Starting Redis
2. The Essential Redis Commands
SET CommandGET CommandEXISTS CommandChallenge: Basic CommandsINCR and DECR CommandsChallenge: INCR and DECRData Deletion
3. Data Types in Redis
StringListChallenge: Task Management SystemSetChallenge: Managing User InterestsSorted SetHash TableChallenge: Managing User Profiles
4. Advanced Features and Security
Managing Key ExpirationTransactionsPubSubSecurityRDB PersistenceAOF Persistence
5. Caching with Redis and Spring Boot
Introduction to CachingIntegration with Spring BootAnnotations for Working with CachePractical Use of Hashes

book
GET Command

GET Command

After storing a value in a key, it makes sense that we would want to retrieve it, and that's exactly what the GET command allows us to do.

Inside the [key] placeholder, you should provide the name of the key, which will return the value stored under it.

Example Usage

We already have a key called mykey, with the value Hello, Redis! stored under it. Let's retrieve the value using the key.

The console will return the string Hello, Redis!, which is stored under that key.

1. What does the GET command do in Redis?

2. What happens if the specified key does not exist when using the GET command?

question mark

What does the GET command do in Redis?

Select the correct answer

question mark

What happens if the specified key does not exist when using the GET command?

Select the correct answer

Var alt klart?

Hvordan kan vi forbedre det?

Tak for dine kommentarer!

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