What's the significance of the colon : after the key name? is it just a unique string treated as a single unit i.e. 'truck:42', 'truck:abc' or is the 42 a key for something else?
We (Redis) recommend using colons to separate logical human-words within a unique string. As an example, an ethernet port location name might be building:42:cubicle:18 or a printer might be department:12:office:2. You could actually use the number as a separate key for something else, but you have to account for that in your own codebase. That's one the benefits and challenges of Redis key naming conventions, you can adapt it to your own use case.
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Very well explained. Thank You!
is Redis database can store encrypted String using JSON SET command in spring boot?
is Redis database can store encrypted String using JSON SET command in spring boot? could you please let me know if any one knows
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What's the significance of the colon : after the key name? is it just a unique string treated as a single unit i.e. 'truck:42', 'truck:abc' or is the 42 a key for something else?
We (Redis) recommend using colons to separate logical human-words within a unique string. As an example, an ethernet port location name might be building:42:cubicle:18 or a printer might be department:12:office:2. You could actually use the number as a separate key for something else, but you have to account for that in your own codebase. That's one the benefits and challenges of Redis key naming conventions, you can adapt it to your own use case.
Is there any client library that supports C/C++??
Hello, we unofficially recommend hiredis for C. You can see a breakdown of known clients here:
redis.io/resources/clients/
Redis is no longer viable. Use one of the many alternatives that are actually open source
Not sure if any of the many alternatives have JSON capabilities.