Intro
- 1. Checking the System for Swap Information
- 2. Checking Available Space on the Hard Drive Partition
- 3. Creating a Swap File
- 4. Enabling the Swap File
- 5. Making the Swap File Permanent
Redis is an open source, BSD licensed, advanced key-value store.
Keys:
Keys are the primary way to access data values within Redis.
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Key names are
binary safe
any binary sequence can be used as a key. if use string for keys Since a key name is a binary sequence, by implication, it's case sensitive. - Up to 512 megabytes in size
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Within a logical database, the key names are unique
logical database
A logical database is identified by a zero-based index. The default is database 0. Redis cluster only supports database 0. This feature is not well supported in many tools and frameworks and database 0 is always used.
Typically, naming keys often use with a colon as a separator. Example:[Project]:[Team]:[Service]:[Key]