This library has been created for the purpose of evaluating Rust functionality and performance. As such, it has not been fully tested. The goal is to make it simple and usable as a learning tool.
In this project, async_std was used for asyna/await runtime.
For more information about async/await for async_std, please refer to the following site
Async programming in Rust with async-std
Tutorial: Writing a chat
https://book.async.rs/tutorial/index.html
Build Redis server in release mode.
cargo build --bin dredis --release
Build Redis client in release mode.
cargo build --bin dredis-cli --release
Make the document with private items.
cargo doc --no-deps --document-private-items --open
Start Redis server in release mode.
cargo run --bin dredis --release
Start Redis client in release mode.
cargo run --bin dredis-cli --release
How to specify a worker thread number.
export ASYNC_STD_THREAD_COUNT=1
How to execute handlers in a single thread. Modify listener.rs to the following.
task::spawn(
to
task::spawn_local(
- APPEND
- DEL
- EXISTS
- EXPIRE
- GET
- GETEX - EXAT, PXAT options are not Implemented.
- PERSIST
- PEXPIER
- PING
- PTTL
- SET - EXAT, PXAT options are not Implemented.
- TTL
For more information about Redis commands, please refer to the following.
Compared to the original Redis1, the throughput is the similar but the CPU usage is about three times higher. (Running in a single thread by using task::spawn_local instead of task::spawn, the throughput and CPU usage were almost the same as the original Redis.)
The following commands were run as benchmarks.2
redis-benchmark -c 50 -n 1000000 -q
Bug reports and suggestions for improvements are welcome.
The source code is licensed MIT.