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Multi-key operations in cluster in Redis - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is a key limitation of multi-key operations in a Redis cluster?
Multi-key operations can only be performed on keys that are in the same hash slot. Keys in different slots cannot be used together in a single multi-key command.
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beginner
How does Redis cluster determine which keys belong to the same hash slot?
Redis cluster uses a hash function on the key name or a part of it (called a hash tag) to assign keys to one of 16384 hash slots. Keys with the same hash slot number are stored on the same node.
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intermediate
What is a hash tag in Redis cluster multi-key operations?
A hash tag is a substring enclosed in curly braces {} within a key name. It forces Redis to use only that substring for hashing, allowing multiple keys with the same hash tag to be in the same slot.
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intermediate
Why can't you run a command like MGET on keys in different hash slots in Redis cluster?
Because Redis cluster distributes keys across nodes by hash slots, multi-key commands require all keys to be on the same node. Different slots mean keys are on different nodes, so the command would fail.
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intermediate
How can you design keys to enable multi-key operations in Redis cluster?
Use hash tags by including the same substring in curly braces in all related keys. This ensures they hash to the same slot and can be used together in multi-key commands.
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In Redis cluster, what must be true for keys used in a multi-key command like MGET?
AKeys must be on different nodes
BKeys can be in any hash slot
CAll keys must be in the same hash slot
DKeys must have different hash tags
What is the purpose of a hash tag in Redis cluster keys?
ATo encrypt the key
BTo force keys to the same hash slot
CTo make keys unique
DTo store keys on different nodes
How many hash slots does a Redis cluster have?
A16384
B8192
C1024
D32768
What happens if you try to run a multi-key command on keys in different hash slots in Redis cluster?
AThe command succeeds normally
BThe command runs but returns partial results
CThe command merges keys automatically
DThe command fails with a CROSSSLOT error
Which of these keys will be in the same hash slot in Redis cluster?
Auser:{1000}:name and user:{1000}:email
Buser:{1000} and user:{1001}
Cuser:1000 and user:{1001}
Duser:1000 and user:1001
Explain why multi-key operations in Redis cluster require keys to be in the same hash slot and how hash tags help achieve this.
Think about how Redis cluster splits data and how hash tags control key placement.
You got /5 concepts.
    Describe how you would design keys to support multi-key commands like MGET in a Redis cluster environment.
    Focus on key naming patterns that control hash slot assignment.
    You got /5 concepts.