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Redis is a simple and therefore powerful No-SQL in-memmory key-value (storage under one key) storage or database. With further development, it was achieved that several data structures can be stored under a single key. Redis helps accelerate applications along with the ability to use distributed resources, redundancy, or transaction protection. The data is stored primarily in RAM, which ensures high speed. Redis is not limited by the size of RAM and can also use a swap file in which it stores some unused values. The most common use is for cache, message broker, etc.