If you are reading this, it would mean that you have fair amount of understanding of what Redis is and how it can be used in applications for web and business. Apart from that, it would be fair to assume that you also have fair amount of understanding of the data structures it can hold and how to use them in your application.

In this chapter, we will continue ahead and discuss the steps that need to be taken for a Redis application to get deployed in a production environment. Well, deployment in a production environment is always tricky and calls for a greater in-depth understanding of the architecture and the business requirement. Since we cannot envisage the business requirements that the applications have to fulfil but we can always abstract out the nonfunctional requirements, most of applications have and create patterns which can be used by the readers as they see fit.

Some of the most common nonfunctional requirements that come to mind when we think or talk about...