15 posts tagged with "upstash"

Delivering a project on time usually means you need to leverage as much existing technology as possible. Every decision you make that leads to a custom implementation must consider that you also need to maintain your own solution. This is why open-source tools like Strapi are the way to go for building the REST API for your next project.

Strapi is a state-of-the-art headless CMS. It allows you to define your schema with a graphical interface, so even non-technical people can model data. Your development team can focus on building web and mobile apps and delivering new features without worrying about the backend implementation. After all, a big open-source community maintains Strapi.

Since our initial release last year, Upstash was compatible with Redis® API up to version 5. Our Redis offering was lacking commands such as GETDEL, LMOVE, COPY and features such as ACL which were introduced in Redis 6 (and 6.2).

Happy to announce that Upstash Redis databases are now compatible with Redis commands up to version 6.2.

Blitz.js is a React framework that was originally forked from Next.js. Today we’ll build a Blitz.js To-Do application that stores tasks in Upstash. Without further ado, let’s get started!

Sometimes it is the best to create reminders for your annual events so that you don't forget and miss those special dates.

If you and your team/friends are using Slack, then it is a good idea that you automate these reminders via slackbots.

While doing so, if you want your slackbot to be a low maintenance one in that; it may be the best to use serverless technologies for concurrent interactions with the source, also enabling horizontal scalability.

Render is a powerful infrastructure platform that offers instant deploys and autoscaling, among other things. Today we'll be making a simple Next.js application with Upstash and then deploying it on Render.

Slackbots are awesome tools if you use Slack and want to automate some tasks or ease your workflow. However, managing your own server might be a bit of an overhead. That is why, we created this tutorial, enabling for serverless deployment of slackbots.

Today, we are announcing @upstash/redis v1.0.0.

@upstash/redis is the only connectionless (HTTP based) Redis client that is designed for serverless and compatible with Cloudflare Workers and fastly.

In this post, we will write a simple TODO app using SvelteKit and Serverless Redis (Upstash).

SvelteKit is a framework for building web applications of all sizes, with a beautiful development experience and flexible filesystem-based routing.

It has been some time since we released our very first version of Upstash Terraform Provider, which helped developers automate their Redis database management. Since then, we have worked on and advanced our products, even adding new ones to our arsenal!

Now, our provider v1.0.0 is publicly available in the terraform marketplace.

In this post, we will write a simple TODO app using Remix and Serverless Redis (Upstash).

Remix is a full stack web framework that lets you focus on the user interface and work back through web fundamentals to deliver a fast, slick, and resilient user experience.