Command¶
https://redis.io/commands/
sort¶
can be used to
sort numbers character by character (via the alpha keyword argument),
sort items based on external data, and
fetch external data to return
transaction commands¶
WATCH,
MULTI,
EXEC,
UNWATCH, and
DISCARD
MULTI and EXEC can be used for a client to execute multiple commands without being interrupted by other clients.
expiration commands¶
persist key: remove expiration from keyttl key: return time remaining in seconds before key expiresexpire key seconds: set key to expire in secondsexpireat key timestamp: set expiration time of unix timestamp in secondspttl key: return time remaining in illiseconds before key expirespexpire key milliseconds: set key to expire in mspexpireat key timestamp-milliseconds: set expiration time of unix timestamp in ms
info command¶
INFO command can offer a wide range of information about the current status of a Redis server:
cpu, memory used,
server/clients, such has number of connected clients,
stats, number of keys in each database, number of commands executed since the last snapshot, and so on
persistence, such as
aof_pending_bio_fsync: is 0 if all data that the server knows about has been written to disk
perf command¶
redis-benchmark will show the time for some commands