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Poga Po
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March 31, 2012
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Transcript
Poga 2012.03.31 based on real story
Hi 你好 Hallo 안녕 ciao salut こんにちは
i Poga
i wear many hats
i wear many hats build products
Product released PARTY? Let’s
Database CPU Utilization
Performance Degrading = Unhappy User = Less Profit
Complex Queries Inefficient schema
Limited Time
None
Just ADD it to your stack
Just ADD it to your stack Not Replace
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
Management Problem a.k.a. “We don’t have a MIS”
Dependency Feb 25, 2009 First public beta Oct 14, 2011
Redis 2.4 First external dependency jemalloc Mar 31, 2012
Installation Feb 25, 2009 First public beta Oct 14, 2011
Redis 2.4 First external dependency jemalloc Mar 31, 2012 make install make install
Stable
None
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
In-Memory Memcached High Performance Simple Key-Value Redis In-Memory High Performance
Data Structures Persistence Replication ...
Data Structures List, Set, Sorted Set, Hash, String http://redis.io/commands
Understand your problem http://nosql.mypopescu.com/post/18977451039/redis-guide-what-each-redis-data-type-should-be-used Every command in Redis is manipulating
a data structure
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
=
http://redis.io/topics/benchmarks FAST for real
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
No Race Condition every command in redis is atomic use
redis as a incremental counter “There are very few systems that support an “increment and return” operation, and Redis is one of them (Oracle sequences are another).” http://nateware.com/2010/02/18/an-atomic-rant/
No Race Condition every command in redis is atomic Combine
multiple command: still atomic! MULTI SET key 123 SET key2 456 EXEC Warning: Don’t confuse with transaction
Special Performance Simple In-memory Atomic
i
Did I make any changes to MySQL? NO It’s still
our main database
Did I solve the problem? YES solve complex queries via
Redis data structure
Happy Database Add Redis to stack
How? Sorted Set: Per user notification String: API request limiter
String, List: Request logging List: Job Queue
Real World = Risk Persistence Replication Sharding
Persistence RDB AOF
RDB • Snapshot • Compact • .rdb file can be
transfered to other backup system • Chances to lose data
AOF • logs of every write operation • durable •
bigger file size
You want a degree of safety comparable to PostgreSQL? Just
use BOTH
Replication Master Slave Slave Slave
Replication • Read-only salves • Save on slaves
Sharding • Memory is limited • Split data into multiple
redis servers
Presharding Single Machine Redis instance Redis instance Redis instance Redis
instance Redis instance Redis instance Redis instance Redis instance Redis instance Redis instance Multiple Machine
Some Case Study • Resque • Rubygems.org • Tumblr •
Instagram
Resque High Performance Job Queue https://github.com/blog/542-introducing-resque
Rubygems.org http://www.scribd.com/doc/34269414/Redis-Persistence-Power feature switch API request limit Logging Job Queue
Tumblr http://engineering.tumblr.com/post/7819252942/staircar-redis-powered-notifications Per-user Notification 30,000 request/s per server
Instagram http://engineering.tumblr.com/post/7819252942/staircar-redis-powered-notifications Simple Key-value mapping 1/3 cost on hardware
Cross server temporary file sharing i Redis string is binary-safe
Future
Future Lua Scripting Watchdog
Lua Scripting Atomic Saving bandwidth between servers
Ruby Redis Sum up 200,000 values ... 200,000 times
Ruby Redis Sum up 200,000 values, with Lua scripting 1
request
Data Model Query Language Scripting MySQL Redis Relational Table SQL
Data Structures Lua Lua
Watchdog Let Redis monitor itself Like slow queries in MySQL
More information to diagnose problem
Bright Future Lua Scripting Watchdog
= Unique
Unique = Not replacing anyone Job security of other database
What will u get
More life less cost Happy User
Thank you question? @devpoga