If you happen to find yourself in a sysadmin position, or a position where you just so happen to maintain someone’s infrastructure , chances are that at some point in time the topic “we need a cache” comes up.
You think for a moment and reach out for Redis, because you’re used to it, it’s fully featured, and it works! You remember it being a good, solid cache, and you wonder which new features recent releases have brought, and head to its homepage:
Your agents aren’t failing. Their context is.
How can I use Redis Iris as a real-time context engine for AI apps? 1
Right, so probably something with AI 2 . This is sort of understandable, because Redis is a company that wants to make money.
Anyways, Redis homepage aside, you deploy it, and off you go - your trusty cache. You hand the connection string to the people who asked for it, and off you go.