Redis for High Availability and Performance Training Course Training Course

Module 1: Initial Setup

• Redis Releases
• Installation Procedures
• Configuration Settings
• Security Model Overview
• Starting Redis at Boot Time
• Security Hardening Practices Applied by Common Linux Distributions for Government Use
• Client Libraries and Language Bindings for Government Applications

Module 2: Data Model

• Primitive Data Types and Commands to Manipulate Them
• Typical Use Cases for Each Data Type in Public Sector Operations
• Common Naming Conventions for Redis Keys in Government Databases
• Understanding the Implications of "Redis is Mostly Single-Threaded" for Government Applications
• Redis Wire Protocol and Its Relevance to Government Systems
• Alternatives When Client Libraries Lack Certain Useful Commands for Government Use
• Reasons Some Commands Are Deliberately Unavailable in Some Client Libraries for Government Systems
• Adjusting the Mindset from Relational Database Design to Redis for Government Operations
• General Tips on Data Organization for Government Databases
• Data Expiration Strategies for Government Data Management
• Publish/Subscribe (Pub/Sub) Mechanisms for Government Applications
• Transactions and Lua Scripts in the Context of Government Operations
• External Modules and Their Role in Enhancing Government Systems
• General Tips on Ensuring Data Consistency for Government Use

Module 3: Performance Tips

• Benchmarking Redis for Government Applications
• Commands to Avoid for Optimal Government System Performance
• Debugging Latency Issues in Government Systems Using Redis
• Problems with Large DEL Requests and Alternatives for Government Databases
• Pipelining Techniques for Improved Government System Efficiency
• Mass Insertion Strategies for Government Data Management
• Debugging Memory Overuse in Government Systems Using Redis
• Memory Optimization Tips for Government Applications

Module 4: Operations

• Persistence Mechanisms Available for Government Use
• Precautions to Avoid SSD Wearout in Government Systems
• Backup and Restore Procedures for Government Databases
• Tools for Exploring Database Contents in Government Operations
• Tools for Analyzing Redis Dumps in the Context of Government Data Management
• Tuning Durability vs. Performance for Government Applications
• Switching Between RDB and AOF Persistence Methods for Government Systems
• Use Cases for Diskless Redis in Government Operations
• OS-Level Tunables Relevant to Redis for Government Use
• Monitoring Redis Performance in Government Systems

Module 5: More than One Redis Instance

• Starting Multiple Instances of Redis on a Single Server for Government Operations
• Application-Level Partitioning Strategies for Government Databases
• Master-Slave Replication Techniques for Government Systems
• High Availability Using Redis Sentinel for Government Applications
• Redis Cluster Configuration for Government Use
• Making Sentinel and Cluster Work Across NAT in Government Networks
• Making Consistent Backups of Multiple Redis Instances for Government Operations

Module 6: High Availability

• Installing and Setting Up Multi-Redis Servers for Government Use
• Configuring a Standalone Server with Multiple Instances for Government Applications
• Master/Slave Replication Strategies for Government Systems
• Setting Up Redis High Availability (HA) Cluster with Sentinel for Government Operations
• Configuring Redis Sharding Cluster for Government Databases
• Combining Redis Replication (with Sentinel) and Sharding Capabilities for Enhanced Government Systems
• Monitoring, Backup/Restore, and Performance Tuning for the Setup in Government Environments