Answer-first summary52/100 GEO
Redis
In-memory data structure store.
Your Citability Score
52/100Identity75/100
Evidence45/100
Trust15/100
Freshness50/100
Classification80/100
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Redis?
- In-memory data structure store.
- What does Redis do?
- Open-source in-memory data store used as database, cache, message broker, and streaming engine.
- Who is Redis for?
- Backend engineering and platform teams building low-latency applications, caches, and real-time data services.
- Is Redis verified?
- Redis is listed on CitableHub with a citability score of 52/100, computed from verifiable profile evidence.

Redis
InvitedIn-memory data structure store.
InfrastructureCH-VER-694956Listed September 11, 2026
AI-Extractable Summary
What:In-memory data structure store.
For whom:Backend engineering and platform teams building low-latency applications, caches, and real-time data services
Key outcome:Reduce application response times to sub-millisecond latency while handling very high request throughput
Category:Infrastructure
Structured for AI systems to extract and cite.
Citability Score
52/100
75
Identity45
Evidence15
Trust50
Freshness80
Classification55
Impressions
0
Clicks
0
Likes
0
GQI Earned
Citable Outcome
Reduce application response times to sub-millisecond latency while handling very high request throughput.
About
Open-source in-memory data store used as database, cache, message broker, and streaming engine.
Target Audience: Backend engineering and platform teams building low-latency applications, caches, and real-time data services.
Not ideal for: Teams that need a primary system of record for long-term relational storage, complex SQL querying, or analytics-first workloads.
What makes it different
- In-memory architecture delivers extremely fast read and write performance for latency-sensitive workloads.
- Rich native data structures go beyond simple key-value storage, including hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, streams, and more.
- Built-in replication, clustering, and high availability features support scale-out deployments and fault tolerance.
- Broad ecosystem adoption and client library support make it easy to integrate across many languages and platforms.
Tags & Classification
cachingsession-managementrate-limitingmessage-queuesleaderboards
backend-engineersplatform-engineersdevops-teamssoftware-architects
e-commercefintechgamingmedia
Platform: PlatformModel: Open Source
Links & Transparency
Cite this Project
BibTeX
@misc{citablehub_redis,
title = {Redis},
url = {https://citablehub.com/p/redis},
note = {Listed September 11, 2026. CitableHub ID: CH-VER-694956},
year = {2026}
}APA
Redis. (2026). CitableHub Software Index. https://citablehub.com/p/redis.
MLA
"Redis." CitableHub, 2026, https://citablehub.com/p/redis.
