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From the DoK Day EU 2022 (https://youtu.be/Xi-h4XNd5tE)

Redis is a widely used open-source in-memory data store and cache that has become a key component in the development of scalable microservice systems. While all of the main cloud providers provide fully managed Redis services (Amazon ElastiCache, Azure Cache for Redis, and GCP Memorystore), it may also be simply implemented in Kubernetes if you require additional control over the Redis configurations.

This session will lead you through setting up a Redis cluster on Kubernetes with data persistence. The lesson would concentrate on establishing a "prod"-ready Redis cluster that considers storage and persistence even after restarts and discusses recommended practices and considerations.

With the help of monitoring and hardware optimizations for your cluster, you'll learn about measuring your performance and best practices for Redis on Kubernetes. We would conclude whether operators or Helm chart will be a more mature option for your Data on Kubernetes needs with Redis and a few tips as a production checklist.

Ryan Gray is a Technical Consultant with Portainer.io. Before that he spent a couple of decades building ISPs, carrier Ethernet networks, data centers, and software. He is currently obsessed with container orchestration, GitOps, edge computing, and why naming things is so hard.

Hrittik is a Community Advocate at Portainer and a student in his sophomore year. Hrittik focuses on building tech communities and software with the help of cloud native technologies. He has been a speaker at conferences like the Cloud Summit and conducted various events that have collectively empowered students and professionals on DevOps and Cloud.