ServiceStack's C# Redis Client is a simple, high-performance and feature-rich C# Client for Redis with native support and high-level abstractions for serializing POCOs and Complex Types supporting both native Sync and Async APIs
In this post we are installing Redis Server on WSL for Windows 11 OS, and using it from .NET Core Web Application
As a first step we are installing WSL from PowerShell with Admin privileges elevated
Now we have installed Wsl we need to update apt-get
Then we can install Redis server database
We have already installed Redis Server, now we are using it from our web application demo
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In this post we are installing Redis Server on WSL for Windows 11 OS, and using it from .NET Core Web Application
As a first step we are installing WSL from PowerShell with Admin privileges elevated
wsl --install
Now we have installed Wsl we need to update apt-get
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
Then we can install Redis server database
sudo apt-get install redis-server
We have already installed Redis Server, now we are using it from our web application demo
using ServiceStack.Redis;
private IRedisClient GetRedisClient()
{
string conString = "redis://localhost:6379?ConnectTimeout=5000&IdleTimeOutSecs=180";
RedisManagerPool manager = new(conString);
return manager.GetClient();
}
var client = GetRedisClient();
var bookId = int.Parse(Request.Form["bookId"]);
if (!client.GetAllItemsFromList("cart").Contains(bookId.ToString()))
{
var book = _context.Books.Find(bookId);
book.InStock--;
_context.SaveChanges();
client.AddItemToList("cart", bookId.ToString());
}
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