In this episode, we were joined by Ajit Hegde and Aman Khare, DevOps Engineers working at Groww to discuss how Redis empower Groww’s investment platform to support 10 Million+ customers and remain India’s #1 fastest growing fintech company. They also discussed the challenges they faced while migrating from monolithic to 100+ distributed microservices architecture powered by Istio and GKE. Listen to find out how Redis Enterprise helps them in achieving the true scalability and what motivated them to switch to Redis for caching as well as primary database.

In this episode, we were joined by Ram Kumar, Chief Information Officer, SayaTech Lab, and Avnish Mishra, CTO, SayaTech Lab to discuss how Redis is powering their OneTo11 Fantasy Sports Mobile Gaming application platform. Listen to find out how they used Redis for caching, session management, leaderboard, key-value store as well as for analytics calculation.

In this episode we are joined by Sachin Kottarathodi, Senior Software Engineer at Walmart Global Tech India working on supply chain functions. During COVID Sachin has enjoyed reading non fiction books and learning more about distributed systems and event based processing. Listen to find out how RedisGears and RedisBloom plays a major part in fraud detection and how Redis has extensive support to combat fraud and keep you stay ahead of fraudsters.

In this episode we are joined by Chinmay Kulkarni, Founder and Director of Hybrowlabs based out of Pune, India. Chinmay is currently leading a passionate full-stack developer team to build great mobile and web app experiences. He was a co-founder of Sellezely, a web app for resellers, home entrepreneurs, and artisans to set up a virtual online store and upload your products. Listen to find out how Chinmay leveraged Redis Enterprise Cloud and leading Redis modules like RediSearch effectively to build cloud-native microservice applications.

In this episode we are joined by Alex Mikhalev, a software engineer with a focus on Natural Language Processing(NLP) and PhD in applied maths/data fusion/wireless and wired network. Currently, Alex is on the Data Architecture team at Nationwide Building Society. Learn why Data Science is needed with a NoSQL DB. Also, we dive deep into Alex's NLP projects and how you can leverage Redis tools or modules for your own data science projects.

In this episode, Sachin Loonia, Senior Software Engineer at MyTeam11, discusses the benefits of Redis Enterprise over MySQL. With 15 million users and set to double its current level of 25,000 operations per second, MyTeam11’s fantasy sports gaming platform has extremely unpredictable data loads.  Learn how MyTeam11 is leveraging Redis Enterprise, and how Sachin team has been able to focus time and resources on other modules instead of monitoring each game for broken APIs.

In our next episode, we are joined by Rajeev Rai, Principal Engineer, and Hemanth Venkata Muppuri, Software Developer at Razorpay as they discuss the challenges they overcame while migrating their core tech stack hosted on AWS to a microservices architecture using Redis Enterprise and Kubernetes. They also describe how they use Redis Bloomfilter for canary deployment and other use cases, including API rate limiting.

In Season 2 Episode 4, we are joined by Vijay Lakshminarayanan, Senior Engineering Manager at Freshworks. We discuss how Freshworks scaled from 30 million to 500 million requests per day, with plans to double to 1 billion requests per day. Learn why Redis Enterprise Cloud was a key component for Freshworks' growth and how to get up and running seamlessly with Redis Enterprise on AWS.

In this episode of season 2 episode 3 we are joined by Yossi Gottlieb and Oran Agra co-project leads, and Itamar Haber, community lead of the Redis Core Team! Listen as we cover the current and future of the Redis open source project. Also, we discuss the team’s workflow and how they engage the Redis contributors!

In episode 2 of season 2 Thomas Boyd, Strategic Solutions Architect and Kevin Martin, Solution Architect at redis labs joins one of our hosts Tug Grall for an episode on Redis in Retail. Listen as they dive into using technical and architectural discussions that explain how Redis (OSS, Software and Cloud) can help the retail industry. Also they highlight specific use cases and patterns for retail.

Season 2 of the Redis Stars Podcast is here! Learn about the new Enterprise tiers on Azure Cache for Redis in Episode One, including enhanced capabilities and key features like Active-Active Geo Distribution and Redis modules support. Redis Labs Director of PM, Core and Software, Amiram Mizne, will be in conversation with Microsoft’s Kyle Teegarden, Product Marketing Manager, and Manju Ramanathpura, Principal Group Product Manager. They’ll be joined by Drew Kreiger, our Developer Community Manager, and Tug Grall, our Technical Marketing Manager.

A chat about software quality in general and Redis in particular. Check it out if you always wanted to know how to make software that little bit more secure and less error-prone.

FaceMark, built by Anshuman Agarwal, is a real-time video solution that can take student attendance in a classroom using contactless face recognition, so no one has to handle the same sign-in sheet. It was built with RedisAI, RedisGears, RedisTimeSeries, and Tensorflow.

Srivatsa Katta, Head of Engineering at Rapido in Bengaluru, India. Previously he was the head of Engineering at Dunya Labs. Srivatsa is Passionate in building scalable solutions for complex problems and has keen interest in building distributed systems. Currently Srivatsa is working with Rapido, one of the largest bike taxi platforms in India. Focussing more on last mile mobility in general and recently expanding to last mile logistics. They operate in 100+ cities with more than 1 million captains and 10 million customers on our platform.

I am a skilled Software Engineer with 15+ years of experience in software development (from backend and databases to UI) and 8+ years with various cloud platforms (AWS, Oracle, Google). I know how to use my technical skills to architect, code, deploy and scale sophisticated software systems. The most important thing in building great software is not how to do it but what the customer need is and why such need exists. I work closely with customers, executives, and other engineers to answer these questions and then I build great software.

Chris Richardson is a developer and architect. He is a Java Champion, a JavaOne rock star and the author of POJOs in Action, which describes how to build enterprise Java applications with frameworks such as Spring and Hibernate. Chris was also the founder of the original CloudFoundry.com, an early Java PaaS for Amazon EC2.

Scott Haines is a full stack engineer with a focus on real-time, highly available analytics and insights systems. He works at Twilio as a Senior Principal Software Engineer on the Voice Insights team where he helped drive Apache Spark adoption and streaming pipeline architecture best practices. Previously, Scott has presented at RedisDay Seattle  and RedisConf20. View his sessions below.

Aaron is the author and co-maintainer of the popular Ember addon, EmberCLI Deploy, which has become the defacto addon for shipping Ember applications. He has spent the past 5 years evolving deployment patterns for JS web applications to allow faster shipping with more confidence, using patterns such as parallel deployments that leverage tools such as Redis. By day, Aaron is a tech lead at Phorest where he helps lead the development of their salon management software built in Ember.js and loves to ship at 4pm on Fridays :)

Erik Brandsberg is CTO at Heimdall Data. He specializes in application-networking technologies for web and backend databases such as Redis. His diverse experience at Alteon, Citrix, and Juniper Networks gave him a solid understanding of operational complexities in a modern infrastructure, which led to the founding of Heimdall Data.

Loris is a bioinformatician who has worked on everything from big-data problems in academia  to consulting for fintech startups in Singapore. He now works at Redis Labs as a Developer Advocate, and writes for the company tech blog, speaks about Redis at conferences, and live codes on Twitch.