I'm using node-redis library. I have redis key: test1 with value: { "requests": [ { "requestId": "123", "requestType": "TYPE_1", "foo": "bar", "timestampS": 1230011000 }, { "requestId": "124", "requestType": "TYPE_1", "foo": "bar2", "timestampS": 1230011050 } ] } To get all requests…
Is it possible that sometimes fetching redis cache data also takes more time than out last resposnses time due to memory in my PC?
i have seen this question asked around a couple times, but never found a proper answer that works for me, so i will give it a go. I have sat up a worker service in its own docker container which…
I have the following RedisClient class that connects to a redis server: import { promisify } from 'util'; import { createClient } from 'redis'; class RedisClient { constructor() { this.client = null; } async initialize() { this.client = RedisClient.getRedisClient(); await…
We are using redis version - 6.2.7 in Google Cloud Platform and node-redis package version - 4.6.7 . We are getting the below error in our Node.js 16 server in Google app engine. ConnectionTimeoutError: Connection timeout at Socket.<anonymous> (/workspace/node_modules/@redis/client/dist/lib/client/socket.js:178:124) at…
redis-cli INFO SERVER # Server redis_version:7.0.5 ... So in node caching some user data the problem having is that the 'EX' instead of setting as the expiration time in seconds is puting as field have the code as follow: const…
This is the data [ { "senderID": "64d9c926c17fd183a93d5e35", "receiverID": "64d9c92dc17fd183a93d5e39", "timestamp": "2023-08-14T07:39:45.946Z", "content": "bru", "status": "delivered", "type": "chat", "messageID": "8188946b-67e4-4d86-a927-32842361825c" },........ ] I just want to select all the status sent and change status to delivered if (messageIDs.length === 0)…
I am using the node redis package to connect to a redis client running on WSL because I use windows. This is my connection code: const redis = require("redis"); const redisClient = redis.createClient(); redisClient.on("error", (err) => { console.error("Error connecting to…
I was wondering if we can achieve Rate Limiting of IP and Request Body (same some username) separately (Either one if fulfilled should give me Error 429) for same controller function (Route). Tried Using following packages - "nestjs-throttler-storage-redis": "^0.3.0" "@nestjs/throttler":…
I have registered redis as cache manager in nestjs which is taking default value from env of 0 i.e no limit which is needed for some keys. But I want to pass custom ttl to another key using set(key, value,…