This works for local redis-server BullModule.forRoot({ redis: { host: "localhost", port: 6379, db: 0, password: "" } }) But if I use the DataStore Credentials on Heroku Redis, the bull board does not load and Heroku Logs gives an H12…
I am setting up a Redis instance that receives datapoints consisting of a key/value pair, the key can have various prefixes to separate types. Each key have a ttl expiration. Every 15 min I plan to have a lua script…
I am creating one script where I want some dummy data to send to redis server using streams. For that, I am using "ioredis" module for Redis stream. Its working fine when I send simple key value structure i.e {a:"hello",b:"world"}.…
Am trying to learn redis, am fetching github repo data, and then i want to cache it with redis. but i'm getting error why trying to use redis: redis-and-fetch/node_modules/@redis/client/dist/lib/client/index.js:409 return Promise.reject(new errors_1.ClientClosedError()); ClientClosedError: The client is closed this is my…
I'm trying to build a freelance platform with using MongoDB as main database and RedisDB for caching, but really couldn't figure out which way is the proper way of caching. Basically I'll store jwt tokens, verification codes and other stuff…
I am currently working on building low latency model inference API using fast API, we are using azure redis cache standard version for fetching features and onnx model for fast model inference. I am using aioredis to implement concurrency for…
I am following ben's typescript GraphQL Redis tutorial I am new to typescript and first time trying redis when I add the property req.session.userId= user.id; TypeError: Invalid argument type at encodeCommand (C:Usersvikash patelDesktopredditnode_modules@redisclientdistlibclientRESP2encoder.js:17:19 my main.ts code declare module "express-session" {…
I am using BullModule in nest.js. when I connect to a local redis it works: const REDIS = { host: 'localhost', }; @Module({ imports: [ TaskTypesModule, TasksModule, ScheduleModule.forRoot(), BullModule.forRoot({ // @ts-ignore redis: REDIS, }), ], controllers: [AppController], providers: [AppService, PrismaService],…
I know there are several ways to set a specific ttl for a key, but is there a way to add some extra time for a key which has a counting down ttl?
UPDATE - 2023 - Verx Redis now supports scan but there's a bug see https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-redis-client/issues/345 My team has been using the Vertx Redis client for some time and using the keys command with a Redis cluster and I was asked…