Redis Pipeline

Definitions

1. A technique for sending multiple Redis commands to the server in a single batch without waiting for each individual reply, dramatically reducing round-trip latency by amortizing network overhead across many operations.

   In plain English: Sending a bunch of Redis commands all at once instead of one at a time, so you only wait for the network once instead of hundreds of times.

   Example: "Pipelining those 200 HSET commands cut our write latency from 40ms to 2ms — we were paying for round trips, not Redis."

Related Terms

• Latency
• UDP
• QUIC
• Latency vs Throughput
• MTU
• Anycast
• Redis Stream
• Server Push
• Socket Pool