predisHow can I optimize the memory usage of Redis when using PHP?
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Redis::setOption()to enable theRedis::OPT_SCANoption. This will allow you to iterate over keys without loading the entire dataset into memory. -
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Redis::pipeline()to execute multiple commands in a single transaction. This will reduce the number of requests and therefore the amount of memory used. -
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Redis::expire()to set a time-to-live (TTL) for keys. This will ensure that keys expire when they are no longer needed, freeing up memory. -
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Redis::memoryUsage()to get the memory usage of a given key. This will allow you to identify which keys are using the most memory and take appropriate action. -
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Redis::memoryOptimize()to optimize the memory usage of a given key. This will reduce the memory usage of a key without changing its value. -
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Redis::getOption()to get the current configuration options. This will allow you to identify any options that are not set optimally for your use case. -
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Redis::config()to set configuration options. This will allow you to configure Redis to use the optimal settings for your use case.
Example code
$redis = new Redis();
$redis->setOption(Redis::OPT_SCAN, true);
Output example
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