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title: "Python and Redis"
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date: 2018-01-02T21:16:01-05:00
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draft: true
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tags: ["python", "redis"]
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---
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# Python, Redis, and You
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As a developer I've used a lot of NoSQL stores for a lot of things. Usually as
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messaging substrates, but also to hold volatile data as well. My favorite is to
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employ these services as a message queue between different applications. In past
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projects that I have been a part of, we have had several microservices running
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at the same time in AWS that needed a scalable means to talk to eachother. With
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some REST. Ha, so most times what we reached for a key-value store known as
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Redis.
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## Some key points
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What Redis has offered us was a scalable nosql db
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