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whenever I eat spicy food, I also have a sharting algorithm

You know it's a good day when a new DoC video drops

amazing content as always ! . Now i can handle 1M ops/sec in my side project

I found you when I had neovim and was about to deploy my first app. You really helped me , I even download your videos off YouTube. Now am officially your fan.

thank you for your effort, great video, just a little bit of feed back, first: thanks to dragonfly for helping content creators and we really appreciate you and will remember ur brand name, but for fairness and education I wish if you talked about more options for multi threaded redis/valk, I think running multiple instanses on the same machine is greate idea and dragonfly seems promising too, but still am hungry for more

Man, every video of yours it's a hit, I always learn a ton from your videos. Thanks for the amazing job!

btw Redis changed their licensing to AGPLv3 which means it's truly open-sourced again.

You know it's a good day when Dreams Of Code releases a new video

Every time he uploads a video, I am blown. Thanks for making videos buddy. Btw do we have any Price Parity for the Golang Course?

Great video 🎉 Greatings from Brazil 🇧🇷👋

You forgot near cache on the client side, it increase the number of ops where it matters

We just deployed valkey clusters in gcp today Very educational video!

2 days later, redis is now back to AGPL license... Good job!

"How did I make Redis do 1M op/s?" "I made 15 instances of it."

pipelines for the win!

Hetzner has a really good support team and normally lifts limits even on just created accounts, if you can prove who you are.

The timing is funny, surely you had your script for this wrote a while back but they just went "Open Source" (They changed license again) possibly on the day this was released :).

I think you should enable more threads in valkey to make it run on multiple cores

Great vid. Re: Valkey, did you test with version 7? Version 8 supports async I/O threading and multiple cores.