In this tutorial, we will cover the steps needed for installing Redis on Ubuntu 18.04, as well as a couple of ways to use Redis.
Redis (short for Remote Dictionary Server), is an open-source in-memory data structure store which can be used as a database, cache, and message broker. Redis is a NoSQL Key/Value store, which offers flexibility and improves performance. One of the best features of Redis is the huge range of data types or data structures that it supports, such as lists, sets, stored sets, hashes, bitmaps, etc…
Redis has built-in master-slave replication that allows a Redis server to be an exact copy of a master server’s database. Masters can have multiple slaves, and the replication is done asynchronously, meaning that the master will continue to handle queries while slave servers are synchronizing.
Rocket.Chat has many handy features. Some of them are listed below:
Etherpad is an open-source web based application that allows real-time collaborative editing of a document through a web browser. This allows users to simultaneously type out, edit, and review documents – even chat functionality is available, which further helps users collaborate on documents. Let’s begin with the installation.
Open Classifieds is a free, powerful, open-source web platform that allows users to easily create and build classifieds, advertisement and listings sites. Let’s begin with the installation.
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alternative to paid control panels – you don’t have to spend any money to use this control panel.
TaskBoard is a free, open-source, PHP-based and self-hosted scheduling application which help users to keep track on their important tasks. TaskBoard has a simple and clean ‘Kanban’-inspired interface that’s intuitive and very easy-to-use.