10-01 Cluster Scaling Directory
10-02 Cluster Scaling Principles
10-03 Expanding a Cluster - 1 Joining a Node
10-04 Expanding a Cluster 2 Joining a Cluster
10-05 Expanding a Cluster 3 Migration Slots and Data
10-06 Cluster Expansion Demo 1
10-07 Cluster Expansion Demo 2
10-08 Cluster reduction instructions
10-09 Cluster reduction operations
10-10 Client routing - directory
10-11 Move exception description and operations
10-12 ask redirection
10-13 Smart client implementation principle
10-14 JedisCluster executes source code analysis
10-15 Smart client JedisCluster-directory
10-16 Basic use of JedisCluster
10-17 Integrate spring-1
10-18 Integrate spring-2
10-19 Multi-node operation commands
10-20 Batch operation optimization
10-21 Failure Transfer - Catalog
10-22 Failure Discovery
10-23 Failure Recovery
10-24 Failure Simulation
10-25 Redis Cluster Common DevOps Issues - Catalog
10-26 Cluster Integrity
10-27 Bandwidth Consumption
10-28 PubSub Broadcast
10-29 Cluster Skew - Catalog
10-30 Data Skew
10-31 Request Skew
10-32 Read-Write Separation
10-33 Data Migration
10-34 Cluster vs Standalone
10-35 This Chapter Summary
11-1 Catalog
11-2 Cache Benefits and Cost
11-3 Cache update strategy
11-4 Cache granularity problem
11-5 Cache penetration problem
11-6 Bottomless pit problem
11-7 Hotspot key reconstruction and optimization
11-8 Chapter summary
12-1 Contents
12-2 Redis scale problems
12-3 Rapid Construction
12-4 Machine Deployment
12-5 Application Access
12-6 User Function
12-7 Operation and Maintenance Function
13-1 Course Summary
1-1 Tutorial
1-10 Feature 6-Simple
1-11 Feature 7- Replication
1-12 Feature 8-High Availability Distributed
1-13 Typical Redis Use Scenarios
1-14 Introduction to Three Redis Startup Methods
1-15 Common Redis Configurations
1-16 Redis Installation and Startup Demonstration
1-2 Redis First Understanding
1-3 Who uses Redis any more
_ Feature 5- Feature rich 2-1 Course catalog 2-10 set 2-11 zset 2-2 Common commands 2-3 Data structure and internal encoding 2-4 Single thread 2-5 String 2-6 hash(1) 2- 7 hash(2) 2-8 list(1) 2-9 list(2) 3-1 Course catalog 3-2 Java client: jedis 3-3 Python client 3-4 Go client: redigo introduction 4-1 Course catalog 4-2 Slow query 4-3 pipeline 4-4 Publish and subscribe 4-5 bitmap 4-6 hyperloglog 4-7 geo 5-1 catalog 5-2 The role of persistence 5-3 RDB1 5-4 RDB2
5-5 RDB3
5-6 AOF1
5-7 AOF2
5-8 AOF experiment
5-9 RDB and AOF choice
6-1 FAQ
6-2 fork
6-3 Subprocess overhead and optimization
6-4 AOF blocking
7-1 Contents
7-2 What is Master-Slave Replication
7-3 Master-Slave Replication Configuration
7-4 Group Slave Configuration-Operation
7-5
7-6
7-7 Full Replication Overhead
7-8 Troubleshooting
7-9 Master-Slave Replication FAQ
8 -1 sentinel-directory
8-10 Implementation principle-2. Failover exercise
8-11 Implementation principle-3. Fault exercise (log analysis)
8-12 Three timed tasks
8-13 Subjective and objective offline
8-14 Leader Election
8-15 Failover
8-16 Common DevOps Issues
8-17 Node Operation and Maintenance
8-18 High Availability Read/Write Separation
8-19 Chapter Summary
8-2 Master-Slave Replication High Availability
8-3 redis sentine
8- 4 redis sentine installation
8-5 redis sentine installation demonstration 1
8-6 redis sentine installation 2
8-7 java client
8-8 Python client
8-9 implementation principle-1
9-1 this chapter directory
9-10 native installation 2
9-11 native installation 3
9-12 Native installation 4
9-13 ruby environment preparation
9-14 ruby environment preparation operation
9-15 redis-trib build cluster
9-16 native command and redis-trib.rb comparison
9-2 call cluster
9-3 data distribution Introduction
9-4 Node remainder partition
9-5 Consistent hash partition
9-6 Virtual hash distribution
9-7 Basic architecture
9-8 Native installation
10-02 Cluster Scaling Principles
10-03 Expanding a Cluster - 1 Joining a Node
10-04 Expanding a Cluster 2 Joining a Cluster
10-05 Expanding a Cluster 3 Migration Slots and Data
10-06 Cluster Expansion Demo 1
10-07 Cluster Expansion Demo 2
10-08 Cluster reduction instructions
10-09 Cluster reduction operations
10-10 Client routing - directory
10-11 Move exception description and operations
10-12 ask redirection
10-13 Smart client implementation principle
10-14 JedisCluster executes source code analysis
10-15 Smart client JedisCluster-directory
10-16 Basic use of JedisCluster
10-17 Integrate spring-1
10-18 Integrate spring-2
10-19 Multi-node operation commands
10-20 Batch operation optimization
10-21 Failure Transfer - Catalog
10-22 Failure Discovery
10-23 Failure Recovery
10-24 Failure Simulation
10-25 Redis Cluster Common DevOps Issues - Catalog
10-26 Cluster Integrity
10-27 Bandwidth Consumption
10-28 PubSub Broadcast
10-29 Cluster Skew - Catalog
10-30 Data Skew
10-31 Request Skew
10-32 Read-Write Separation
10-33 Data Migration
10-34 Cluster vs Standalone
10-35 This Chapter Summary
11-1 Catalog
11-2 Cache Benefits and Cost
11-3 Cache update strategy
11-4 Cache granularity problem
11-5 Cache penetration problem
11-6 Bottomless pit problem
11-7 Hotspot key reconstruction and optimization
11-8 Chapter summary
12-1 Contents
12-2 Redis scale problems
12-3 Rapid Construction
12-4 Machine Deployment
12-5 Application Access
12-6 User Function
12-7 Operation and Maintenance Function
13-1 Course Summary
1-1 Tutorial
1-10 Feature 6-Simple
1-11 Feature 7- Replication
1-12 Feature 8-High Availability Distributed
1-13 Typical Redis Use Scenarios
1-14 Introduction to Three Redis Startup Methods
1-15 Common Redis Configurations
1-16 Redis Installation and Startup Demonstration
1-2 Redis First Understanding
1-3 Who uses Redis any more
_ Feature 5- Feature rich 2-1 Course catalog 2-10 set 2-11 zset 2-2 Common commands 2-3 Data structure and internal encoding 2-4 Single thread 2-5 String 2-6 hash(1) 2- 7 hash(2) 2-8 list(1) 2-9 list(2) 3-1 Course catalog 3-2 Java client: jedis 3-3 Python client 3-4 Go client: redigo introduction 4-1 Course catalog 4-2 Slow query 4-3 pipeline 4-4 Publish and subscribe 4-5 bitmap 4-6 hyperloglog 4-7 geo 5-1 catalog 5-2 The role of persistence 5-3 RDB1 5-4 RDB2
5-5 RDB3
5-6 AOF1
5-7 AOF2
5-8 AOF experiment
5-9 RDB and AOF choice
6-1 FAQ
6-2 fork
6-3 Subprocess overhead and optimization
6-4 AOF blocking
7-1 Contents
7-2 What is Master-Slave Replication
7-3 Master-Slave Replication Configuration
7-4 Group Slave Configuration-Operation
7-5
7-6
7-7 Full Replication Overhead
7-8 Troubleshooting
7-9 Master-Slave Replication FAQ
8 -1 sentinel-directory
8-10 Implementation principle-2. Failover exercise
8-11 Implementation principle-3. Fault exercise (log analysis)
8-12 Three timed tasks
8-13 Subjective and objective offline
8-14 Leader Election
8-15 Failover
8-16 Common DevOps Issues
8-17 Node Operation and Maintenance
8-18 High Availability Read/Write Separation
8-19 Chapter Summary
8-2 Master-Slave Replication High Availability
8-3 redis sentine
8- 4 redis sentine installation
8-5 redis sentine installation demonstration 1
8-6 redis sentine installation 2
8-7 java client
8-8 Python client
8-9 implementation principle-1
9-1 this chapter directory
9-10 native installation 2
9-11 native installation 3
9-12 Native installation 4
9-13 ruby environment preparation
9-14 ruby environment preparation operation
9-15 redis-trib build cluster
9-16 native command and redis-trib.rb comparison
9-2 call cluster
9-3 data distribution Introduction
9-4 Node remainder partition
9-5 Consistent hash partition
9-6 Virtual hash distribution
9-7 Basic architecture
9-8 Native installation
9-9 Native installation-1