RedisManager

Create a new Redis manager instance.

Get a Redis connection by name.

Disconnect the given connection and remove from local cache.

Discards any context-pinned connection and flushes the underlying pool so all connections are closed and re-created on next use.

Flushes the shared pool; concurrent coroutines checked out before this call may complete against the destroyed pool and other coroutines lose their cached proxy reference.

Return all of the created connections.

Enable Redis command events.

Existing pools with a different snapshotted setting are replaced; borrowed connections from the old generation are destroyed on release.

Disable Redis command events.

Existing pools with a different snapshotted setting are replaced; borrowed connections from the old generation are destroyed on release.

Refresh pools whose command-event setting differs from the worker override.

Flushes shared pools that concurrent coroutines may be using.

Release connections retained by non-coroutine task execution.

Discard connections retained by this manager.

Terminate every created connection proxy.

Register a Redis command listener with the connection.

The listener persists on the singleton event dispatcher for the worker lifetime and runs for every subsequent Redis command event.

Register a Redis command failure listener with the connection.

The listener persists on the singleton event dispatcher for the worker lifetime and runs for every subsequent Redis failure event.

Subscribe to a set of given channels for messages.

Subscribe to a set of given channels with wildcards.

Run a command against the Redis database.

Throttle a callback for a maximum number of executions over a given duration.

Funnel a callback for a maximum number of simultaneous executions.

Pass methods onto the default Redis connection.