During a recent project, I needed to develop application services using varied technology stacks. One of my requirements was to pick a different programming language for each microservice in my application. While Java, Node, and Python were easy choices, I wanted to try something new and obscure. During a conversation with my brother, who happens to be an active iOS developer, I learned for the first time about Swift and Kitura and decided to give it a try.
Whenever I am experimenting with a new language, I try to use it with a database. In this example, I will show how easy it is to use Redis as a data store for Swift-based microservices.
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