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The lock is explicitly release by the redis server itself after the ttl. It's not that the Client will assume that the lock is released.
by codegladiator 3y ago
The lock is explicitly release by the redis server itself after the ttl. It's not that the Client will assume that the lock is released.
- xiwenc 3y agoIn the past i used SQS where the client can extend the TTL of a given message (or lock in this case?) while it is still alive. Isn’t that possible with Redis?
- TheCycoONE 3y agoIt is, with quite a bit of flexibility https://redis.io/commands/expire/ https://redis.io/commands/expire/