Ubuntu 22.04

How To Manage Replicas and Clients in Redis — step-by-step Linux tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Manage Replicas and Clients in Redis

One Redis’s most sought-after features is its support for replication: any Redis server can replicate its data to any number of replicas, allowing for high read scalability and strong data redundancy. Additionally, Redis was designed to allow many clients (up to 10000, by default) to connect and interact with data, making it a good choice for cases where many users need access to the same dataset. This tutorial goes over the commands used to manage Redis clients and replicas.

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How To Set Up the code-server Cloud IDE Platform on Ubuntu 22.04 — step-by-step Linux tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Set Up the code-server Cloud IDE Platform on Ubuntu 22.04

code-server is Microsoft Visual Studio Code running on a remote server and accessible directly from your browser as a cloud IDE (Integrated Development Environment). In this tutorial, you will set up the code-server cloud IDE platform on Ubuntu 22.04 and expose it at your domain, secured with Let’s Encrypt TLS certificates.

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How To Install asdf to Manage Multiple Programming Language Runtime Versions on Ubuntu 22.04 — step-by-step Linux tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Install asdf to Manage Multiple Programming Language Runtime Versions on Ubuntu 22.04

asdf is a command line interface tool, or CLI tool, for managing different runtime versions across multiple programming languages. It unifies all the runtimes under one configuration file, and uses a plugin structure to manage everything with one tool. As an example, you can install Node.js, but then have asdf as a central repository of plugins with each plugin being maintained either officially or by community contributors.

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How To Manage Sets in Redis — step-by-step Linux tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Manage Sets in Redis

Sets in Redis are collections of strings stored at a given key. When held in a set, an individual record value is referred to as a member. Unlike lists, sets are unordered and do not allow repeated values. This tutorial explains how to create sets, retrieve and remove members, and compare the members of different sets.

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