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knex
knex

Reputation: 1743

Efficient way to access a Redis database

In some of my applications access to Redis seems to become a bottleneck. Currently there are two ways to make access more efficient. Pipelining and accessing Unix sockets instead of TCP.

But isn't there in even more efficient way to access it? More like a library, like when you are dealig with BDB or Toky Cabinet? Or maybe something else.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 498

Answers (1)

Tom Clarkson
Tom Clarkson

Reputation: 16174

If redis is a bottleneck, you probably have something quite wrong with either your configuration or the type of query you are using. Some things to check:

  • using MGET will be a lot faster than several GET commands - minimize the number of separate requests
  • use threading and multiple connections - a single connection has to wait for one command to return before it can process the next. If the second command is unrelated, it should not have to wait.
  • Make sure you have VM and saving configured correctly - if something is set up wrong, red is can end up using system virtual memory, which really kills performance.

Upvotes: 1

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