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Redis Streams, Native — Event Log + Consumer Groups

A durable, replicated event log with consumer groups — native to Zaris, spoken in Redis.

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Redis Streams, Native — Event Log + Consumer Groups — screen 1 — Streams are the headline of 2.0.0: an append-only event log with consumer groups, native to Zaris and reachable over the Redis X-commands. Append events, read them back by range, then process them through a consumer group with acknowledgements.

Redis Streams, Native — Event Log + Consumer Groups — screen 2 — The stream is a replicated key like any other — sharded onto its owning partition, kept at replication factor two. Lose a node and the log survives.

Redis Streams, Native — Event Log + Consumer Groups — screen 3 — From .NET, the typed client.Streams API gives you the same log and groups with real types; over the wire, any Redis client uses XADD, XREADGROUP, and XACK.

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