bufferedis | An asynchronous write buffer for Redis using Jedis client
kandi X-RAY | bufferedis Summary
kandi X-RAY | bufferedis Summary
Pipeline is a client side feature which attempts to cut down on the time spent over the network on paying for the latency. More on pipelining internals [here] Bufferedis is also a client side feature where the redis commands are buffered and flushed asynchronously once a specified limit has been reached. This way, the time spent over the network latency is reduced, and also, the bandwidth is utilized as more commands are sent over a single packet and executed in bulk on the server side. In simple words, the performance gain can be noticed as it sends more commands in a single packet than one packet per command. It doesn’t do anything ground-breakingly cool, but the speed-up of this approach is insane!.
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- Custom flush
- Gets the buffer
- Gets the host
- Get the pass
- Get port
- Returns an array of strings
- Adds key value pair
- Adds a string argument
- Returns true if the buffer has overflow
- Gets the buffer limit
- Custom flush method
- Adds a field to the buffer
- Returns whether this buffer is overflow
- Deletes redis values
- Perform redis operation
- Run command
- Returns the size of the packet
- Executes the custom flush
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QUESTION
When I run the following snippet I don't see the backpressure.
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Answered 2018-Jan-03 at 10:19Why is only one thread being utilized?
Works correctly because you check the running thread after observeOn
and thus you are supposed to see the same thread there and below, no matter what happens above it. subscribeOn
affects generateFlowable
where, I suppose, you don't print the current thread and thus you don't see it runs on a different IO thread.
Now when I move the observeOn to just before the subscribe
There shouldn't be any difference unless something odd happens in generateFlowable
.
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Install bufferedis
You can use bufferedis like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the bufferedis component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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