What is Redis? A complete guide for developers

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This PR adds a new SEO-focused blog post, "What is Redis? A complete guide for developers," covering Redis's in-memory architecture, data structures, persistence options, use cases, and best practices, along with its cover image and a corresponding .optimize-cache.json entry.

• New blog post (+page.markdoc): 128-line Markdoc article with proper frontmatter (unlisted: true while pending publish), FAQs, a comparison table, and a "Start building" CTA linking to Appwrite Cloud.
• Cover image (cover.avif): Binary asset added to static/images/blog/what-is-redis-a-complete-guide-for-developers/.
• Cache entry (.optimize-cache.json): References cover.png while the committed file is cover.avif — this extension mismatch is intentional per repo convention and requires no action.

Confidence Score: 5/5

This is a new static blog post and image with no changes to application logic — safe to merge once the previously flagged caching link is resolved.

The change is a self-contained blog post addition. No application code, routing logic, or data handling is modified. The only outstanding concern (the placeholder caching link) was already raised in a previous review thread.

No files require special attention beyond the already-reviewed caching link in the Markdoc post.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/routes/blog/post/what-is-redis-a-complete-guide-for-developers/+page.markdoc	New blog post introducing Redis for developers — well-structured content covering speed, data structures, use cases, and best practices, with no broken internal links beyond the already-reviewed caching URL.
.optimize-cache.json	Adds cache entry for the new Redis blog cover image; the entry uses a .png extension while the committed file is .avif, which is an intentional mismatch managed separately per repo convention.
static/images/blog/what-is-redis-a-complete-guide-for-developers/cover.avif	New cover image for the Redis blog post, added as an .avif binary file.

_{Reviews (3): Last reviewed commit: "Update +page.markdoc" | Re-trigger Greptile}