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  4. Reaching 500K Ops/Sec With Only 3 Redis Nodes

Reaching 500K Ops/Sec With Only 3 Redis Nodes

Modern load-intensive apps require a lot of work. You have to be sure that you're using your resources efficiently and getting the highest performance you can.

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For a modern load-intensive application, it's important to ensure all available hardware resources are used with maximum efficiency. We have increasingly seen this type of applications employ in-memory a database like Redis for higher performance. However, that also begs the question, "Have we yielded the most performance out of Redis yet?"

In Redisson, while offering the most advanced features amongst all the Redis Java clients, we have put a lot of effort in optimizing its engine. We'll show you what it takes to reach 500K ops using Redis cluster with only 3 nodes. The benchmark environment was comprised of 3 AWS Elasticache Cluster nodes (m3.xlarge) and a single AWS EC2 instance (c4.4xlarge), which was where the benchmark application deployed. Only one Redisson PRO instance was used for the test. Here are the results:

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We used the Redisson Benchmark module to graph these results.

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