Community

Our Redis Community is made up of contributors, users and everyone in-between. We write code, write blog posts, create demos, give talks and engage with each other online in forums wherever Redis is found, which is just about everywhere!  If you have questions, want to contribute to a project or be notified of speaking and writing opportunities, then join one of the groups below or subscribe to our Redis Watch newsletter.

It takes 100s of individuals and tens of thousands of hours each year to develop Redis and the ecosystem of projects that support it. Here are some projects that expand Redis usage. If you find one of them valuable, please consider joining its discussion forum to contribute or provide feedback:

• RediSearch
• RedisTimeSeries
• RedisBloom
• RedisJSON
• RedisGears
• Redis Streams
• RedisGraph (Beta)
• RedisAI

Redis users are an eclectic bunch. Some use Redis as a cache, session store, message queue or for Pub/Sub in standard web applications. Others use one or more of the 10 data structures to solve their own custom scaling problem. Still others use Redis Streams or one of the many Redis Modules to extend their use of Redis beyond traditional use cases. One thing all Redis users have in common… they appreciate the simple but elegant way Redis helps them solve problems. Join the community today and help another Redis user benefit from the experience you’ve gained.

Here are some public forums where you will find questions and answers from those in the Redis community:

• Stack Overflow
• Reddit
• Google Group

Redis Watch

Redis Watch is a monthly newsletter with timely news and updates for developers and other Redis users.  If you like tech articles, stories from the trenches or links to new libraries & tools, this newsletter delivers the goods. Sign-up to get fresh Redis bits and bytes delivered monthly to your mailbox.