All the work has paid off. Altogether, we improved Redis performance by up to four times the previous speed.
Redis’s GEO commands (formally geospatial indices) are a powerful tool for working with geographic data. Redis can store an object’s geographic coordinates, such as store locations or delivery trucks on the move. Then Redis can perform math and coordinate-based operations on that data, such as determining the distance between two points (How far away is the delivery car with my lunch order?) or finding all registered points within a given radius of another point (Where is the closest pet store to my current location?).
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