Explore Redis persistence principles

In-depth exploration of the persistence principle of Redis

Redis is an in-memory database. In order to ensure the persistence of data, Redis provides two persistence methods: RDB and AOF.

Redis is an in-memory database. In order to ensure the persistence of data, redis provides two persistence methods: RDB and AOF. AOF, let's take a look at the implementation principles of these two persistence methods separately.

RDB (default)

RDB is completed through snapshots. When certain conditions are met, redis will automatically persist the data in the memory to the disk.

The timing of triggering the snapshot

• Conforms to the custom configured snapshot rules. (Configured in redis.conf, detailed below)
• Execute the save or bgsave command
• Execute the flushall command

• Perform the master-slave replication operation (first times)

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Schematic diagram

• During the snapshot process, that is, the process of generating files, the original rdb file will not be modified until the snapshot is generated, and the old one will be directly replaced with the new one to ensure that the rdb file Every moment is complete.
• We can back up redis data by regularly backing up rdb files. RDB is a compressed binary file that takes up small space and is conducive to transmission.

Snapshot setting rules save {How many seconds} {How much has the data changed}

For example: save 100 1: Within 100 seconds, take a snapshot if at least one key has been modified; save 200 4: Within 200 seconds, at least 4 Take a snapshot when the key is modified.

Advantages and disadvantages of RDB

• Disadvantages: Using RDB for persistence, when redis suddenly exits abnormally, the data after the last snapshot will be lost. However, you can set up automatic snapshots based on the combination to reduce data loss and ensure it is within the acceptable range. If the data is more important, you can use the AOF method
• Advantages: Using the RDB method can maximize redis performance. During the snapshot process, we can see that the main process only needs to fork out a child process, and the rest All work is completed by the child process, and the parent process does not need to perform any disk I/O operations. However, if the data set is large, it will be time-consuming to fork the child process, which will cause redis to stop processing requests for a period of time.

AOF method

By default, redis does not enable AOF (append only file). After starting AOF, every time redis receives a command to change redis data, it will write the command to the AOF file on the hard disk. Obviously, this process will reduce the performance of redis, but it is acceptable in most cases. At the same time, using a better-performing hard disk can improve AOF performance

AOF configuration method

# 开启appendonly参数appendonly true# 设置AOF文件位置dir ./# 设置AOF文件名称，默认是appendonly.aofappendfilename appendonly.aof<br/>

Principle Figure

RESP protocol

The Redis client uses the RESP protocol to communicate with the Redis server. This protocol is specially designed for redis, but it can also be used in other C-S projects.

Spacing symbol: \r\n in linux, \n in windows
Simple string starts with ' '
Errors, starts with '-' starts
Integer type Integer, starts with ':'
Large string starts with '$'
Array type Arrays, starts with '*'

AOF principle description

redis persists data by recording all write commands into AOF files. The process of recording commands to AOF files can be divided into three stages:

Command propagation
Cache append
File writing and saving

Command propagation

redis sends the executed command, command parameters, command parameter grid number and other contents to the AOF program. When the redis client executes a command, it sends the protocol text to redis through the connection. After redis receives the protocol text, it selects the appropriate command function based on the content and converts the protocol text into a Redis string object. After the command function is executed, After that, send the command parameters to the AOF program. ###

缓存追加

AOF程序接收到命令参数之后，会将其从字符串对象转换成协议内容，再将协议内容追加到AOF缓存中。AOF缓存是在redisServer结构的aof_buf中，新的内容会被追加到aof_buf末尾。aof_buf保持着所有未被写入到AOF文件的协议文本。

文件写入和保存

将AOF缓存内容写入到AOF文件，并保持到磁盘。 当服务器的常规函数被执行，或者事件处理器被执行的时候，flushAppendOnlyFile函数将会被执行。会有以下两个过程。

• WRITE:将AOF缓存中的内容写入到AOF文件
• SAVE:调用fsync或者fdatasync函数，将AOF文件保存到磁盘中

AOF一共有三种保存模式

• AOF_FSYNC_NO:不保存。在这种模式下，每次调用flushAppendOnlyFile函数，write会被执行，而save会被忽略。而save只有在以下三种条件下会触发，redis关闭，aof功能关闭，系统的写缓存被刷新(可能是缓存满了，或者定期执行保持操作)。这三种情况下执行save操作会引起redis主线程的阻塞。
• AOF_FSYNC_EVERYSEC(默认):每秒保存一次。save每秒被执行一次，但是save由后台子线程完成，不会导致redis主线程阻塞。
• AOF_FSYNC_ALWAYS:每执行一个命令保存一次。这种情况下，每执行一个命令write和save都会被执行，而且save操作由主线程完成，会导致redis的阻塞。安全性较高，性能较差，因此不推荐使用。

AOF的文件优化

Redis可以在AOF文件过大的时候，在后台(子进程)对AOF文件进行重写。重写之后的新文件，包含恢复当前数据集所需的最小命令集合。重写，并不会对AOF文件进行读取和写入，针对的是数据库中的当前键。

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AOF文件优化原理

AOF的重写是通过子进程实现的，因此，主线程是继续工作的，有可能对新的数据进行修改，有可能会导致数据库的数据和重写之后的数据不一致。redis通过增加一个AOF重写缓存来解决这个问题，当fork出子进程之后，新的命令不仅会追加到现有的AOF文件中，还会添加一份数据到这个缓存当中。

重写过程分析(需要保证从写的操作是绝对安全的)

Redis创建新的AOF文件之后，会继续将命令添加到原有的AOF文件中，即使数据库突然宕机了，原有的AOF文件和文件内容也不会有损失。而当新的AOF文件创建完毕之后，会直接把旧的替换掉，往新的AOF文件中添加命令。

当子进程在进行重写时，主进程会完成下列工作

• 处理请求，将新的命令继续添加到AOF文件中，同时将命令添加到AOF重写缓存中。保证数据的一致行，避免出现数据丢失。
• 当子进程重写完毕之后会向主进程发送一个完成信号，这时主进程会把重写缓存中的内容添加到新的AOF文件中，这样新的AOF文件，数据库，旧的AOF文件的内容就完全一致了。然后对新的AOF文件改名，覆盖原有的AOF文件。

这样程序就完成了新旧AOF文件的替换工作。而当处理完成之后，主进程就会继续接受请求。整个重写过程中只有最后的缓存写入和改名替换的操作会导致主进程阻塞，其他时候不会影响redis的正常工作，把AOF重写对redis的性能影响降到最低。

优化触发条件

#当前的AOF文件超过上次重写时AOF文件大小百分几的时候进行重写，如果没有重写过，则以启动时AOF文件的大小为准auto-aof-rewrite-percentage 100#限制允许重写的最小的AOF文件，也就是文件小于这个值的时候不需要进行重写优化auto-aof-rewrite-min-size 64mb<br/>

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