Redis-64 2.8.19

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See the version list below for details.
dotnet add package Redis-64 --version 2.8.19
NuGet\Install-Package Redis-64 -Version 2.8.19
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package.
<PackageReference Include="Redis-64" Version="2.8.19" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.
paket add Redis-64 --version 2.8.19
#r "nuget: Redis-64, 2.8.19"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.
// Install Redis-64 as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Redis-64&version=2.8.19

// Install Redis-64 as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Redis-64&version=2.8.19

A production-ready Windows port of Redis, including 64-bit support, Chocolatey support, and much more.

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NuGet packages (4)

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HackerSpray

A .NET 4 library to defend websites and web APIs against brute force and Denial-of-service attacks. .NET Core version also available. Features: * Protect login, registration, password reset pages against brute force and DOS attacks. * Block users from performing any action too many times. * Prevent too many hits from any IP or IP Range. * Blacklist/Whitelist specific IP, IP range, username, URLs, transactions for a period. An example scenario is a Bank Login page, where brute force password attempts on user accounts and DOS attack on Login page are a regular event. Using this library, you can protect login page from brute force attacks, blocking too many usernames from certain IPs, or too many hits from a range of IP trying to do DOS attack, or even simple 3 invalid login attempts per username, per 15 mins. This high performance, very lightweight library protects you from hitting the database too many times on pages and APIs that are prone to attacks, thus lowering web server and database CPU, increasing the scalability of the overall application. Example code: var result = await Hacker.DefendAsync("/Account/LogOn", Request.UserHostAddress); if (result == Hacker.Result.TooManyHitsFromOrigin) await Hacker.BlacklistOriginAsync(Request.UserHostAddress, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10)); else if (result == Hacker.Result.TooManyHitsOnKey) await Hacker.BlacklistKeyAsync("/Account/LogOn", TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10)); . . . Hacker.DefendAsync("/Account/PasswordReset", Request.UserHostAddress, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5), 100); Hacker.DefendAsync("Username" + username, Request.UserHostAddress); Hacker.DefendAsync("Comment", Request.UserHostAddress);

Redis2Go.Alpha

Easily spin up Redis instances for integration tests

Microsoft.Web.RedisOutputCacheProvider.Functional.Tests

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Microsoft.Web.RedisSessionStateProvider.Functional.Tests

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GitHub repositories (4)

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samcook/RedLock.net
An implementation of the Redlock algorithm in C#
VahidN/EFSecondLevelCache.Core
Entity Framework Core Second Level Caching Library
postsharp/PostSharp.Samples
PostSharp Samples
oazabir/HackerSpray
Repel hackers with this library by blocking brute force and malicious attempts on sensitive URLs
Version Downloads Last updated
3.0.503 1,265,817 6/28/2016
3.0.501 75,836 1/25/2016
3.0.500 10,185 12/8/2015
2.8.2402 4,317 6/28/2016
2.8.2400 4,059 1/25/2016
2.8.2104 29,288 11/23/2015
2.8.2101 22,132 7/29/2015
2.8.21 21,916 7/1/2015
2.8.19 55,431 3/3/2015
2.8.17 89,267 10/14/2014
2.8.12 5,753 8/29/2014
2.8.9 36,571 6/25/2014
2.8.4 12,821 3/24/2014
2.6.14 4,136 3/24/2014
2.6.12.1 8,202 5/7/2013
2.6.8.2 4,481 5/6/2013

Includes the changes from Redis 2.8.12 -> 2.8.19. Please see the release notes for the UNIX 2.8 branch to understand how this impacts Redis functionality.