Redis basics 4- Affairs and publish and subscribe

  • Note: As of this writing the main purpose is to give yourself a memo , if you have studied Redis and hope to find some forgotten knowledge from this article, then you can read this article. Because not a lot to explain in the article, so this article is not suitable for beginners to use white.

1. Transaction

1.1 Introduction to transactions

What is:

  • A plurality of commands can be executed, is essentially a collection of commands. All commands will be a transaction serialization 按顺序地串行化执行而不会被其他命令插入,不允许加塞.

Why can:
a queue, a one-time, sequential, exclusively execute a series of commands.

How to play:

  • Common Commands
  • Case1: normal execution
  • Case2: abandon the transaction
  • Case3: all guilt
    if a command error occurs upon addition of the transaction, the transaction invalid block all instructions.
  • Case4: injustice head creditors
    if a command can be added to a transaction, but logically false, the transaction is executed in block statement This statement error, but does not affect other statements.
  • Case5: watch monitor

1.2.Redis transaction command

Redis transaction command

Example of use:

> MULTI
> set k1 v1
> set k2 v2
> get k2
> set k3 v3

> EXEC
输出结果:
OK
OK
"v2"
OK

1.3.watch monitoring

  • A monitor (or more) key, if this (or these) key changes to other orders are executed before the transaction, then the transaction will be interrupted.
    monitor
watch key

Cancel Monitoring

unwatch
  • Once executed exec operation, before adding the monitor lock will be canceled.

summary:

  • By monitoring multiple Keys WATCH command before executing a transaction, if there is any value in Key has changed, transaction EXEC command execution will be abandoned, while the return Nullmulti-bulk reply to inform the caller of the transaction fails after WATCH.

1.4. 3-phase transactions, 3 properties

Stage 3
Transaction Stage 3

3 Features
Transaction 3 properties

2. Publish and Subscribe

2.1. What is

  • A messaging mode of communication between processes: a sender (Pub) sends a message, the subscriber (Sub) receives the message.
  • Publish / subscribe message Figure:

Publish / subscribe message Figure

2.2 Command

command

2.3. Case

Case

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