Redis

Redis in Linux installation is actually very simple, just before the installation of the use of Yum installation, but Yum installed when download speed is slow, and so half a day download do not want to get, today read the tutorial, direct make

There are some business methods in the project that want to get directly from the cache when there is a cache, and no longer execute the method to increase throughput. And that's a lot of things. If you write an if else code for each method, it

Redis is a key-value storage system. Similar to memcached, it supports storing more value types, including string (string), list (linked list), set (set), Zset (sorted set-ordered collection), and hash (hash type). These data types support Push/pop,

One, add the hard drive1> mount the new hard drive and enter the FDISK-L command to see the current disk information.2> can see a second disk of SDB in addition to the current first hard drive, and then partition it with Fdisk/dev/sdb3> Enter the

AUTH PasswordAuthenticate to the serverMore:http://redis.io/commands/auth, http://www.redis.cn/commands/auth.htmlECHO messageEcho the given string127.0.0.1:6379> ECHO "Hello world!" " Hello world! "More:http://redis.io/commands/echo,

compile use initialize to connect to a Redis database Rediscontext * pconn = Red Isconnect (Redisip.c_str (), redisport); if (m_clocal = = NULL) { return 1; } if (Pconn->err) { cout errstr;

Redis Download Installation steps: Download Redis Source code:[Email protected] ~]$ wget http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-2.8.3.tar.gz Unzip the file:[Email protected] ~]$ tar xzf redis-2.8.3.tar.gz Compile the source code:CD

1. Assignment, value, delete (String type)     Set key value    get key     del Key2. Incrementing the number     INCR KEY&N Bsp   Incrby Key increment     Incrby is basically the same as the INCR command, Incrby can specify the value to increment

Use version: redis-3.0.4http://www.redis.io/execute the following instructions sequentiallyTAR-XZVF redis-3.0.4.tar.gzCD redis-3.0.4MakeMake installStart RedisRedis-server redis.confTest if Redis started successfullyRedis-cliSet MyName LizhuquanGet

First step:Add Reference 1.servicestack.dll ServiceStack.Interfaces.DLL ServiceStack.ServiceInterface.DLL above references are available To download on-line to 2. Call: Demo:stringticket ="";             string host = "localhost" ;     

Redis version: 2.8.17Server Planning:10.50.13.34 (6379 Master) 10.50.13.35 (6379 slave) 10.50.13.36 (6379 slave) 10.50.13.37 (6379 slave)I. Installation of RedisTar zxf redis-2.8.17.tar.gzcd redis-2.8.17makemake installmv

OverviewFirst report the version of my system:[Email protected] init.d]# cat/etc/issueThe system version information is as follows:ReferenceCentOS Release 6.4 (Final)Kernel \ r on an \mInstalling RedisYou want to install Redis under this

Links: Http://redis.io/topics/distlockThe principle is very simple, a period of time to poll the lock keyFocus, open source implementations in different languagesBefore describing the algorithm, here is a few links to implementations already

http://blog.csdn.net/qiujialongjjj/article/details/17221777C # Redis Combat (iii) connection poolingHttp://www.cnblogs.com/jiagoushi/p/4024530.htmlServicestack.redis setting the password in PooledredisclientmanagerHttp://www.cnblogs.com/marsblog/p/32

Here are the three types of working patterns that are referred to as: 1. Stand-alone mode 2. Shard Mode 3. Cluster mode (since 3.0) The illustration is detailed below: Using Jedis connection mode one: Initialize connection private Jedis jedis=new

Looking at the document https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/cache-how-to-scale/, I found that you could use code to configure Redis, so it was interesting to try it out.Download the demo instance via

0. PrefaceHere, the implementation of the Redis underlying string is analyzed, but it is not clear that the implementation of the completion of a concept, that is, why the author should be such a design, only to see a little, need to read the Redis

The Redis data types are described in the previous chapter, where the transaction issuesNoSQL does not support transactions, although Redis's transactions provides not strictly acid-like transactions (such as a string of execCommit the execution of

After the cluster is set up, it is necessary to add a node for capacity expansion. Then copy a 7006, instead of the corresponding redis.conf (copy the change port is good, if the copy of Redis belongs to the cluster before, you need to put the

Redis sample configuration file# Redis sample configuration file# Note the unit problem: when you need to set the memory size, you can use a common format like 1 k, 5 GB, 4 m:##1 k = & gt; 1000 bytes# 1kb => 1024 bytes#1 m => 1000000 bytes#1 mb => 10