In redis cluster mode, Is the SHA value returned when we load the script is same?
I am using lua script to do 2 operations belonging to same key. Running Redis in cluster mode. Using java jedis library to connect to the Redis cluster.
The syntax for loading lua script is as below
jedisCluster.loadScript(<ScriptString>, <Key>);
It returns a SHA value which I can use in evalsha function on jedis cluster as below
jedisCluster.evalsha(<ShaValue>, <Key Count>, <key>)
I am handling NoScript error when executing above method and will load the script again.
Question: If I am loading the same script with different key values will the SHA value is different? If the two keys land up in different cluster then the SHA value is different?
I am trying to save this SHA value in string use it for all keys.
I know the SHA of a string will be same but I am not sure if redis adding any extra information to the script before generating the SHA.
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
kishore
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I am using lua script to do 2 operations belonging to same key. Running Redis in cluster mode. Using java jedis library to connect to the Redis cluster.
The syntax for loading lua script is as below
jedisCluster.loadScript(<ScriptString>, <Key>);
It returns a SHA value which I can use in evalsha function on jedis cluster as below
jedisCluster.evalsha(<ShaValue>, <Key Count>, <key>)
I am handling NoScript error when executing above method and will load the script again.
Question: If I am loading the same script with different key values will the SHA value is different? If the two keys land up in different cluster then the SHA value is different?
I am trying to save this SHA value in string use it for all keys.
I know the SHA of a string will be same but I am not sure if redis adding any extra information to the script before generating the SHA.
redis lua jedis
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
kishore
78741328
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I am using lua script to do 2 operations belonging to same key. Running Redis in cluster mode. Using java jedis library to connect to the Redis cluster.
The syntax for loading lua script is as below
jedisCluster.loadScript(<ScriptString>, <Key>);
It returns a SHA value which I can use in evalsha function on jedis cluster as below
jedisCluster.evalsha(<ShaValue>, <Key Count>, <key>)
I am handling NoScript error when executing above method and will load the script again.
Question: If I am loading the same script with different key values will the SHA value is different? If the two keys land up in different cluster then the SHA value is different?
I am trying to save this SHA value in string use it for all keys.
I know the SHA of a string will be same but I am not sure if redis adding any extra information to the script before generating the SHA.
redis lua jedis
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
kishore
78741328
I am using lua script to do 2 operations belonging to same key. Running Redis in cluster mode. Using java jedis library to connect to the Redis cluster.
The syntax for loading lua script is as below
jedisCluster.loadScript(<ScriptString>, <Key>);
It returns a SHA value which I can use in evalsha function on jedis cluster as below
jedisCluster.evalsha(<ShaValue>, <Key Count>, <key>)
I am handling NoScript error when executing above method and will load the script again.
Question: If I am loading the same script with different key values will the SHA value is different? If the two keys land up in different cluster then the SHA value is different?
I am trying to save this SHA value in string use it for all keys.
I know the SHA of a string will be same but I am not sure if redis adding any extra information to the script before generating the SHA.
redis lua jedis
redis lua jedis
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
kishore
78741328
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
kishore
78741328
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
kishore
78741328
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
kishore
78741328
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:28
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The SHA1 sum of the script will always be the same for the same script (you can also compute it externally, e.g. using the sha1sum tool). This remains true in single-instance and cluster modes, regardless the number of keys and arguments that the script gets as input.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:43
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The SHA1 sum of the script will always be the same for the same script (you can also compute it externally, e.g. using the sha1sum tool). This remains true in single-instance and cluster modes, regardless the number of keys and arguments that the script gets as input.
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The SHA1 sum of the script will always be the same for the same script (you can also compute it externally, e.g. using the sha1sum tool). This remains true in single-instance and cluster modes, regardless the number of keys and arguments that the script gets as input.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:43
Itamar Haber
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The SHA1 sum of the script will always be the same for the same script (you can also compute it externally, e.g. using the sha1sum tool). This remains true in single-instance and cluster modes, regardless the number of keys and arguments that the script gets as input.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:43
Itamar Haber
28.1k43760
The SHA1 sum of the script will always be the same for the same script (you can also compute it externally, e.g. using the sha1sum tool). This remains true in single-instance and cluster modes, regardless the number of keys and arguments that the script gets as input.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:43
Itamar Haber
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:43
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