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This commit updates the method of storing events in Redis for later consumption. Events are now added to a Redis Stream, allowing different types of consumers to process the items for various purposes. The trade-off is that the stream has a fixed length, causing older items to be deleted when new items are added. Signed-off-by: Jose Javier Merchante <[email protected]>
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This PR updates the method of storing events in Redis for later consumption.
Events are now added to a Redis Stream, allowing different types of consumers to process the items for various purposes. The trade-off is that the stream has a fixed length, causing older items to be deleted when new items are added.