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Hi,
we have developed report using mysql source direct query and speed is very slow, so we planned to use redis in memory db for fast response and we have done the setup and connected using cdata connector and tested with redis but speed slower than mysql
I am not sure the way we have created and connected to power bi
My requirements:-
1.what is the process to connect redis to power bi
2.please share any videos or links
3. if you know resons may have impacted
Hi @Babu_Santhaiah ,
You can refer the following links to connect to Redis in Power BI:
How to use Redis as a Data Source for Power BI with Redis SQL ODBC - Microsoft Community Hub
How to Integrate Redis Into Power BI - Zebra BI
As for the speed issue, there could be several reasons why Redis might be slower than MySQL in your case:
Remember, while Redis is generally faster than MySQL due to its in-memory nature, it depends on the specific use case and configuration. It’s also worth noting that Redis only works on key-value pairs, which is much simpler but far from covering the normal use cases of a relational database like MySQL.
Best Regards
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