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Boost the performance of your .NET 8 microservices with Redis Cache! 🚀⚡ In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to integrate Redis for efficient caching in your microservices architecture. Here’s what you’ll learn:

✅ What is Redis, and why use it in microservices?
✅ Setting up Redis and integrating it with .NET 8
✅ Implementing caching strategies for improved performance
✅ Managing data expiration and cache invalidation
✅ Real-world examples of caching API responses and database queries
✅ Best practices for using Redis in production environments

Chapters
0:00 - [Intro Music]
0:07 - Welcome to Living the Logic
0:25 - Setting Up a New .NET 8 Web API Project
1:05 - Installing Docker Desktop
1:43 - Pulling Redis Image in Docker
2:00 - Setting Up Redis Insight
2:24 - Launching the Web API Project in Visual Studio
3:14 - Stopping Web API and Preparing for Redis Docker Setup
3:24 - Pulling Redis from Docker
4:03 - Running Redis Locally with Docker
4:36 - Checking Redis in Docker Desktop
5:00 - Connecting to Redis with Redis Insight
5:33 - Setting Up App Settings for Redis Connection
6:23 - Setting Up Dependency Injection in Program.cs
7:00 - Injecting Redis into Weather Forecast Controller
7:17 - Making the API Method Async and Storing Data in Redis
8:00 - Configuring Redis Cache Key and Storing Data
9:01 - Serializing Weather Forecast Data and Storing in Redis
10:50 - Running the API and Testing Redis Cache
11:15 - Verifying Redis Cache in Redis Insight
12:00 - Recap: Setting Up Redis with .NET 8 Microservices
12:46 - Outro: Like, Subscribe, and Comment

This video is perfect for developers looking to optimize the speed and scalability of their microservices with caching techniques. Let’s make your applications faster and more efficient!

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📂 Access sample code and resources here:
https://www.docker.com/products/docke...
https://redis.io/docs/latest/operate/...

docker redis commands:
docker pull redis
docker run -d --name redis -p 6379:6379 redis
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