redis-benchmark:tldr:a929c

redis-benchmark: Run benchmark by using 100000 [r]andom keys.

redis-benchmark

$ redis-benchmark -t ${set} -r ${100000}

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This command is running the Redis benchmark tool with specific parameters.

Here is the breakdown of the command:

redis-benchmark: This is the command to run the Redis benchmark tool.
-t ${set}: This parameter specifies the type of benchmark to run. The ${set} is likely a placeholder for a specific benchmark type, such as set, get, lpush, etc. The actual benchmark type should be provided instead of ${set}.
-r ${100000}: This parameter specifies the number of total requests to send during the benchmark. The ${100000} is likely a placeholder for a specific number of requests, such as 100000, 500000, etc. The actual number should be provided instead of ${100000}.

By running this command, you will initiate a Redis benchmark with the specified benchmark type and the number of requests. The benchmark tool will measure the performance of Redis by simulating the given workload and providing metrics such as throughput, latency, and other benchmark-specific measurements.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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