Redis
Definition
Redis is an in-memory data store for low-latency access to ephemeral or frequently accessed data. Common uses include caching, rate limiting, distributed coordination and queue infrastructure.
Used in
- ProjectPulse
GitHub repository analytics built from persisted snapshots instead of live dashboard reads.
- SecureShare
Temporary private sharing through secret links with expiration, access limits and revocation.
- StatusCore
Self-hosted uptime monitoring, incident management and status pages for HTTP services.