This repo is designed as a resource for developers building applications that use an Azure Cache for Redis. It includes detailed documentation, samples, and best practices to help your application get the most benefit out of cache features.
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- AzureRedisEvents.md
- A pub/sub channel that applications can use to receive notifications about upcoming server maintenance events
- Lettuce Best Practices.md
- Best practices for using the Lettuce client library to connect to an Azure Redis Cache from within a Java application
- FAQ.md
- Frequently asked questions (and answers!)
- Quickstarts
- Small projects that demonstrate the essential steps to incorporate Azure Cache for Redis into an app.
- Samples
- Sample projects that demonstrate additional usage patterns for Azure Cache for Redis.
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