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rslide

rslide is a tool to gradually lower the Redis maxmemory directive.

Redis is single threaded and lowering the maximum memory below the used level will cause the database to enter a blocking eviction loop until the database fits within the new maxmemory value.

This is useful when for ex. when reducing the amount of volatile data in a redis database with a mixed keyspace (ie. not all data is volatile) before slaving or migrating the data somewhere else.

Setup

from PyPI

$ pip install redis-memslider
$ rslide ...

from source

$ git clone git@github.com:steinnes/redis-memslider.git
$ cd redis-memslider
$ make
$ rslide ...

Example usage/output:

$ rslide -r 1073741824 -s 20 -i 1
About to reduce maxmemory from 4294967296 -> 3221225472 in 20 steps of 53687091, with 1s intervals, continue? [Y/n]
Setting maxmemory to 4241280205: took 0.000387191772461s
Setting maxmemory to 4187593114: took 0.000396013259888s
Setting maxmemory to 4133906023: took 0.000409841537476s
Setting maxmemory to 4080218932: took 0.000411987304688s
Setting maxmemory to 4026531841: took 0.000408172607422s
Setting maxmemory to 3972844750: took 0.000454902648926s
Setting maxmemory to 3919157659: took 0.000378131866455s
Setting maxmemory to 3865470568: took 0.000229835510254s
Setting maxmemory to 3811783477: took 0.000398874282837s
Setting maxmemory to 3758096386: took 0.000397920608521s
Setting maxmemory to 3704409295: took 0.000212907791138s
Setting maxmemory to 3650722204: took 0.000449180603027s
Setting maxmemory to 3597035113: took 0.000396013259888s
Setting maxmemory to 3543348022: took 0.000416040420532s
Setting maxmemory to 3489660931: took 0.000401973724365s
Setting maxmemory to 3435973840: took 0.000399112701416s
Setting maxmemory to 3382286749: took 0.000423908233643s
Setting maxmemory to 3328599658: took 0.000401973724365s
Setting maxmemory to 3274912567: took 0.000410079956055s
Setting maxmemory to 3221225476: took 0.000394821166992s
Setting maxmemory to 3167538385: took 0.000474214553833s

Note how rslide actually performs 21 steps, but the second-to-last value is 4 bytes above the target of 3221225472. This is because rslide will continue until the new maxmemory setting is below or equal to the target.

Background

Changing redis maxmemory gradually

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A little utility to gracefully/gradually reduce redis maxmemory

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