Question about cache
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So you can limit how much memory it consumes
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If it requires 100 GB and I limit it to 50GB then what happens?
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old records gets deleted by new ones
Did you read that link? )
Did you read that link? )
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Hi, I have given Redis 60 GB RAM but still I get this error after few days on sites:
OOM command not allowed when used memory > 'maxmemory'.
Any idea why this error would happen?
OOM command not allowed when used memory > 'maxmemory'.
Any idea why this error would happen?
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Hi, Do you know how to optimize the requests and timeouts on Redis? Sites connecting To redis server makes that server very overloaded at times and after we restart Redis the load goes down, whenever we restart Redis traffic on sites go down and take a day to recover.
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It's hard to say it as a couple of phases .. did you try to read something about it as their forum?
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Do you have experience or know anyone who is good with tuning Redis for very high traffic?
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Sorry no
lets try to solve the issue here
lets try to solve the issue here
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Hi,
Here is what admin said:
"The total usage of server for delivering content to your customers is about 200Mbits in the peak time, but Redis usage only for https://domain.com/ overload 1Gbit interface which is 5 times higher, also after restart the load drops down on the webserver and pages start to work properly. It looks like the Redis just ads additional load after some time and making your sites unavailable. So the webserver just loaded by some "cache" job, but not by delivering the content to your customers."
domain.com does have alot of traffic but I cannot imagine how it would overload a 1Gbit interface. Is there any way to debug or find whats causing this issue on Redis server. I have also assigned 150 GB memory to Redis (Based on calculation of html files of sites it was roughly 60-70 GB of data) and assigned memory-policy to as allkeys-lru to remove any key according to the LRU algorithm.
Here is what admin said:
"The total usage of server for delivering content to your customers is about 200Mbits in the peak time, but Redis usage only for https://domain.com/ overload 1Gbit interface which is 5 times higher, also after restart the load drops down on the webserver and pages start to work properly. It looks like the Redis just ads additional load after some time and making your sites unavailable. So the webserver just loaded by some "cache" job, but not by delivering the content to your customers."
domain.com does have alot of traffic but I cannot imagine how it would overload a 1Gbit interface. Is there any way to debug or find whats causing this issue on Redis server. I have also assigned 150 GB memory to Redis (Based on calculation of html files of sites it was roughly 60-70 GB of data) and assigned memory-policy to as allkeys-lru to remove any key according to the LRU algorithm.