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I currently have a Next.js app which its server is pushing jobs to a remote Redis instance that is hosted on Upstash, and then the jobs are being consumed by a Worker on a remote service. I have a 10$ ...
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Is it possible to somehow manipulate the creation of internal key names? For example RExecutorService creates redisson_remote_service:{serviceName} pattern, can we affect those? The reason behind this ...
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Alright, so bear with me. This took me an entire day to dig into. what I'm doing I'm running a C program on a remote host over SSH. The program calls a local redis database IP and port and also 8.8.8....
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I'm using Redis to cache my database data. I'm caching large amounts of data in Redis. I'm using Upstash. My Redis bandwidth (the bandwidth Redis is using for its requests) keeps going up and I don't ...
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I’m building a real-time chat application using NestJS, Postgresql (Main DB), Redis and Socket.IO. My database schema (simplified) looks like this: -- Chats table chats ( id serial primary key, ...
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Suppose I have code similar to this: const client = await createClient() .on("error", (err) => console.log("Redis Client Error", err)) .connect(); const promise1 = client....
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I'm using AWS ElastiCache in cluster mode and enabled the notification to EX. In dev env I'm getting 1 notification for each unique key expiry but in staging getting 2 notification per key expiry any ...
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I’m experiencing data loss when writing a large DataFrame to Redis using the Spark-Redis connector. Details: I have a DataFrame with millions of rows. Writing to Redis works correctly for small ...
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import os import re import time from datetime import datetime from smtplib import SMTPRecipientsRefused import pandas as pd from celery import Celery from celery.schedules import crontab from flask ...
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Redis has been recently facing a lot of timeout errors. We are currently using stackExchange.redis or managing Redis in the ASP.NET Core application. We have used async whenever possible with proper ...
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I'm running a Redis Cluster with 6 nodes (3 masters, 3 replicas) in Docker containers on Windows using bridge networking. Each container maps its port (e.g., 7010:7010, 7011:7011, etc.) so external ...
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I want to experiment with object caching using redis server for a woocommerce store. However the store is using dynamic pricing, meaning that depending on the visitor's IP, the back-end serves the ...
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So lately I was having an issue with Redis and Azure cause I was getting timeouts. I find out that most probably I was trying to serialize an object which had all the navigation properties and the ...
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I'm trying to configure Bucket4j rate limiting with Redis Cluster in my Spring Boot application, but I keep getting the error: No Bucket4j cache configuration found - cache-to-use: null Action: ...
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I am developing a project using flask, flask-socketio, and the Multiprocessing python libraries. My site runs on localhost (127.0.0.1:5000). The goal is to update the html template every second from ...
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