- String: the most fundamental data type used to store strings, integers, or floating-point numbers.
- List: a simple string list sorted in the order of insertion.
- Set: a collection of unique strings that are not sorted in any particular order.
- Sorted Set: Similar to a regular set, but each member is associated with a score and sorted based on the score.
- Hash: similar to a dictionary in Python, capable of storing fields and their corresponding values.
- HyperLogLog can be used to estimate the cardinality of a set (the number of unique elements).
- Geolocation: It can store geographic location information, calculate the distance between two points, and retrieve nearby locations.
- Bitmap is a type of image file that can store a large amount of binary data for manipulation through bitwise operations.
- Stream is similar to a message queue, it supports storing messages persistently and allows for retrieving messages in chronological order.
- Module: Supports extending the functionality of Redis through plugins, enabling custom data storage methods.
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