ApsaraDB for Redis provides instances of multiple editions, series, and architectures.
The supported commands vary based on different instance types. This topic describes
the commands supported by ApsaraDB for Redis instances and the limits on the commands.
You can refer to the topics in the following tables to view details of commands.
Supported commands
Topic |
Description |
Commands supported by Community Edition |
ApsaraDB for Redis provides instances of multiple editions and architectures. The
supported commands vary based on different instance types. Based on native Redis commands,
this topic describes the commands supported by ApsaraDB for Redis. It also provides
further details about the limits on these commands.
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Limits on commands supported by Enhanced Edition |
ApsaraDB for Redis Enhanced Edition (Tair) supports most commands of native Redis
databases. To ensure high performance, these instances of Enhanced Edition have limits
on the use of certain commands.
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Commands supported by performance-enhanced instances |
Performance-enhanced instances support the commands that are supported by Community
Edition as well as the following new commands:
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Redis commands developed by Alibaba Cloud |
ApsaraDB for Redis also supports certain Redis commands developed by Alibaba Cloud.
You can use these commands to manage cluster instances or read/write splitting instances
of ApsaraDB for Redis.
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Limits on the commands supported by different instances
Topic |
Description |
Limits on the commands supported by cluster instances |
Cluster instances and standard instances are deployed in different architectures of
ApsaraDB for Redis. These types of instances follow different rules to run native
Redis commands.
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Commands supported by read/write splitting instances |
Read/write splitting instances of ApsaraDB for Redis are classified into non-cluster
read/write splitting instances and read/write splitting cluster instances. The supported
commands vary based on different instance types.
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