Any day Java for me. Started my career as Java developer in 1998 with JDk 1.1. I am still Java guy. Thx for igniting my fond memories with my Java world.
I think there's an innacuracy in the bgsave operation description. "bgsave subprocess reads the data from the main thread" - In reality, the child process created by fork() inherits a copy of the parent process's memory space, which includes the Redis dataset. The child process then reads directly from its own memory copy to create the RDB file. It doesn't need to "read" from the main thread.
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Any day Java for me. Started my career as Java developer in 1998 with JDk 1.1. I am still Java guy. Thx for igniting my fond memories with my Java world.
Been doing a lot of java lately kind of informative to know the nuances of it thanks
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I think there's an innacuracy in the bgsave operation description. "bgsave subprocess reads the data from the main thread" - In reality, the child process created by fork() inherits a copy of the parent process's memory space, which includes the Redis dataset. The child process then reads directly from its own memory copy to create the RDB file. It doesn't need to "read" from the main thread.