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Distributed objects

Object holder

Java implementation of Redis or Valkey based RBucket object is a holder for any type of object. Size is limited to 512Mb.

Code example: 

RBucket<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getBucket("anyObject");

bucket.set(new AnyObject(1));
AnyObject obj = bucket.get();

bucket.trySet(new AnyObject(3));
bucket.compareAndSet(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
bucket.getAndSet(new AnyObject(6));

Code example of Async interface usage: 

RBucket<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getBucket("anyObject");

RFuture<Void> future = bucket.setAsync(new AnyObject(1));
RFuture<AnyObject> objfuture = bucket.getAsync();

RFuture<Boolean> tsFuture = bucket.trySetAsync(new AnyObject(3));
RFuture<Boolean> csFuture = bucket.compareAndSetAsync(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
RFuture<AnyObject> gsFuture = bucket.getAndSetAsync(new AnyObject(6));

Code example of Reactive interface usage: 

RedissonReactiveClient redisson = redissonClient.reactive();
RBucketReactive<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getBucket("anyObject");

Mono<Void> mono = bucket.set(new AnyObject(1));
Mono<AnyObject> objMono = bucket.get();

Mono<Boolean> tsMono = bucket.trySet(new AnyObject(3));
Mono<Boolean> csMono = bucket.compareAndSet(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
Mono<AnyObject> gsMono = bucket.getAndSet(new AnyObject(6));

Code example of RxJava3 interface usage: 

RedissonRxClient redisson = redissonClient.rxJava();
RBucketRx<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getBucket("anyObject");

Completable rx = bucket.set(new AnyObject(1));
Maybe<AnyObject> objRx = bucket.get();

Single<Boolean> tsRx = bucket.trySet(new AnyObject(3));
Single<Boolean> csRx = bucket.compareAndSet(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
Maybe<AnyObject> gsRx = bucket.getAndSet(new AnyObject(6));


Use RBuckets interface to execute operations over multiple RBucket objects:

Code example: 

RBuckets buckets = redisson.getBuckets();

// get all bucket values
Map<String, V> loadedBuckets = buckets.get("myBucket1", "myBucket2", "myBucket3");

Map<String, Object> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put("myBucket1", new MyObject());
map.put("myBucket2", new MyObject());

// sets all or nothing if some bucket is already exists
buckets.trySet(map);
// store all at once
buckets.set(map);

Code example of Async interface usage: 

RBuckets buckets = redisson.getBuckets();

// get all bucket values
RFuture<Map<String, V>> bucketsFuture = buckets.getAsync("myBucket1", "myBucket2", "myBucket3");

Map<String, Object> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put("myBucket1", new MyObject());
map.put("myBucket2", new MyObject());

// sets all or nothing if some bucket is already exists
RFuture<Boolean> tsFuture = buckets.trySetAsync(map);
// store all at once
RFuture<Void> sFuture = buckets.setAsync(map);

Code example of Reactive interface usage: 

RedissonReactiveClient redisson = redissonClient.reactive();
RBucketsReactive buckets = redisson.getBuckets();

// get all bucket values
Mono<Map<String, V>> bucketsMono = buckets.getAsync("myBucket1", "myBucket2", "myBucket3");

Map<String, Object> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put("myBucket1", new MyObject());
map.put("myBucket2", new MyObject());

// sets all or nothing if some bucket is already exists
Mono<Boolean> tsMono = buckets.trySet(map);
// store all at once
Mono<Void> sMono = buckets.set(map);

Code example of RxJava interface usage: 

RedissonRxClient redisson = redissonClient.rxJava();
RBucketsRx buckets = redisson.getBuckets();

// get all bucket values
Single<Map<String, V>> bucketsRx = buckets.get("myBucket1", "myBucket2", "myBucket3");

Map<String, Object> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put("myBucket1", new MyObject());
map.put("myBucket2", new MyObject());

// sets all or nothing if some bucket is already exists
Single<Boolean> tsRx = buckets.trySet(map);
// store all at once
Completable sRx = buckets.set(map);

Listeners

Redisson allows binding listeners per RBucket object. This requires the notify-keyspace-events setting to be enabled on Redis or Valkey side.

Listener class name Event description Redis or Valkey
notify-keyspace-events value
org.redisson.api.listener.TrackingListener Data created/updated after read operation -
org.redisson.api.listener.SetObjectListener Data created/updated E$
org.redisson.api.ExpiredObjectListener RBucket object expired Ex
org.redisson.api.DeletedObjectListener RBucket object deleted Ex

Usage example:

RBucket<String> set = redisson.getBucket("anyObject");

int listenerId = set.addListener(new SetObjectListener() {
     @Override
     public void onSet(String name) {
        // ...
     }
});


int listenerId = set.addListener(new DeletedObjectListener() {
     @Override
     public void onDeleted(String name) {
        // ...
     }
});

// ...

set.removeListener(listenerId);

Binary stream holder

Java implementation of Redis or Valkey based RBinaryStream object holds sequence of bytes. It extends RBucket interface and size is limited to 512Mb.

Code example: 

RBinaryStream stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyStream");

byte[] content = ...
stream.set(content);
stream.getAndSet(content);
stream.trySet(content);
stream.compareAndSet(oldContent, content);

Code example of Async interface usage: 

RBinaryStream stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyStream");

byte[] content = ...
RFuture<Void> future = stream.set(content);
RFuture<byte[]> future = stream.getAndSet(content);
RFuture<Boolean> future = stream.trySet(content);
RFuture<Boolean> future = stream.compareAndSet(oldContent, content);

Code example of Reactive interface usage: 

RedissonReactiveClient redisson = redissonClient.reactive();
RBinaryStreamReactive stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyStream");

ByteBuffer content = ...
Mono<Void> mono = stream.set(content);
Mono<byte[]> mono = stream.getAndSet(content);
Mono<Boolean> mono = stream.trySet(content);
Mono<Boolean> mono = stream.compareAndSet(oldContent, content);

Mono<Integer> mono = stream.write(content);
stream.position(0);
Mono<Integer> mono = stream.read(b);

Code example of RxJava3 interface usage: 

RedissonRxClient redisson = redissonClient.rxJava();
RBinaryStreamRx stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyStream");

ByteBuffer content = ...
Completable rx = stream.set(content);
Maybe<byte[]> rx = stream.getAndSet(content);
Single<Boolean> rx = stream.trySet(content);
Single<Boolean> rx = stream.compareAndSet(oldContent, content);

Single<Integer> rx = stream.write(content);
stream.position(0);
Single<Integer> rx = stream.read(b);

Code example of java.io.InputStream and java.io.OutputStream interfaces usage: 

RBinaryStream stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyStream");

InputStream is = stream.getInputStream();
byte[] readBuffer = ...
is.read(readBuffer);

OutputStream os = stream.getOuputStream();
byte[] contentToWrite = ...
os.write(contentToWrite);

Code example of java.nio.channels.SeekableByteChannel interface usage: 

RBinaryStream stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyStream");

SeekableByteChannel sbc = stream.getChannel();
ByteBuffer readBuffer = ...
sbc.read(readBuffer);

sbc.position(0);

ByteBuffer contentToWrite = ...
sbc.write(contentToWrite);

sbc.truncate(234);

Code example of java.nio.channels.AsynchronousByteChannel interface usage: 

RBinaryStream stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyStream");

AsynchronousByteChannel sbc = stream.getAsynchronousChannel();
ByteBuffer readBuffer = ...
sbc.read(readBuffer);

ByteBuffer contentToWrite = ...
sbc.write(contentToWrite);

Listeners

Redisson allows binding listeners per RBinaryStream object. This requires the notify-keyspace-events setting to be enabled on Redis or Valkey side.

Listener class name Event description Redis or Valkey
notify-keyspace-events value
org.redisson.api.listener.TrackingListener Data created/updated after read operation -
org.redisson.api.listener.SetObjectListener Data created/updated E$
org.redisson.api.ExpiredObjectListener RBinaryStream object expired Ex
org.redisson.api.DeletedObjectListener RBinaryStream object deleted Ex

Usage example:

RBinaryStream stream = redisson.getBinaryStream("anyObject");

int listenerId = set.addListener(new DeletedObjectListener() {
     @Override
     public void onDeleted(String name) {
        // ...
     }
});

// ...

set.removeListener(listenerId);

JSON object holder

Java implementation of RJsonBucket object stores data in JSON format using JSON.* commands. JSON data encoding/decoding handled by JsonCodec which is a required parameter. Available implementation is org.redisson.codec.JacksonCodec which is thread-safe.

Use JSON Store for key-value implementation and local cache support.

Code example: 

RJsonBucket<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getJsonBucket("anyObject", new JacksonCodec<>(AnyObject.class));

bucket.set(new AnyObject(1));
AnyObject obj = bucket.get();

bucket.trySet(new AnyObject(3));
bucket.compareAndSet(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
bucket.getAndSet(new AnyObject(6));

List<String> values = bucket.get(new JacksonCodec<>(new TypeReference<List<String>>() {}), "values");
long aa = bucket.arrayAppend("$.obj.values", "t3", "t4");

Code example of Async interface usage: 

RJsonBucket<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getJsonBucket("anyObject", new JacksonCodec<>(AnyObject.class));

RFuture<Void> future = bucket.setAsync(new AnyObject(1));
RFuture<AnyObject> objfuture = bucket.getAsync();

RFuture<Boolean> tsFuture = bucket.trySetAsync(new AnyObject(3));
RFuture<Boolean> csFuture = bucket.compareAndSetAsync(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
RFuture<AnyObject> gsFuture = bucket.getAndSetAsync(new AnyObject(6));

RFutue<List<String>> gFuture = bucket.getAsync(new JacksonCodec<>(new TypeReference<List<String>>() {}), "obj.values");
RFutue<Long> aaFuture = bucket.arrayAppendAsync("$.obj.values", "t3", "t4");

Code example of Reactive interface usage: 

RedissonReactiveClient redisson = redissonClient.reactive();
RJsonBucketReactive<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getJsonBucket("anyObject", new JacksonCodec<>(AnyObject.class));

Mono<Void> mono = bucket.set(new AnyObject(1));
Mono<AnyObject> objMono = bucket.get();

Mono<Boolean> tsMono = bucket.trySet(new AnyObject(3));
Mono<Boolean> csMono = bucket.compareAndSet(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
Mono<AnyObject> gsMono = bucket.getAndSet(new AnyObject(6));

Mono<List<String>> vsMono = bucket.get(new JacksonCodec<>(new TypeReference<List<String>>() {}), "values");
Mono<Long> aaMono = bucket.arrayAppend("$.obj.values", "t3", "t4");

Code example of RxJava3 interface usage: 

RedissonRxClient redisson = redissonClient.rxJava();
RJsonBucketRx<AnyObject> bucket = redisson.getJsonBucket("anyObject", new JacksonCodec<>(AnyObject.class));

Completable rx = bucket.set(new AnyObject(1));
Maybe<AnyObject> objRx = bucket.get();

Single<Boolean> tsRx = bucket.trySet(new AnyObject(3));
Single<Boolean> csRx = bucket.compareAndSet(new AnyObject(4), new AnyObject(5));
Maybe<AnyObject> gsRx = bucket.getAndSet(new AnyObject(6));

Single<List<String>> valuesRx = bucket.get(new JacksonCodec<>(new TypeReference<List<String>>() {}), "values");
Single<Long> aaRx = bucket.arrayAppend("$.obj.values", "t3", "t4");

Geospatial holder

Java implementation of Redis or Valkey based RGeo object is a holder for geospatial items.

Code example: 

RGeo<String> geo = redisson.getGeo("test");

geo.add(new GeoEntry(13.361389, 38.115556, "Palermo"), 
        new GeoEntry(15.087269, 37.502669, "Catania"));

Double distance = geo.dist("Palermo", "Catania", GeoUnit.METERS);
Map<String, GeoPosition> positions = geo.pos("test2", "Palermo", "test3", "Catania", "test1");

List<String> cities = geo.search(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));
Map<String, GeoPosition> citiesWithPositions = geo.searchWithPosition(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));

Code example of Async interface usage: 

RGeo<String> geo = redisson.getGeo("test");

RFuture<Long> addFuture = geo.addAsync(new GeoEntry(13.361389, 38.115556, "Palermo"), 
        new GeoEntry(15.087269, 37.502669, "Catania"));

RFuture<Double> distanceFuture = geo.distAsync("Palermo", "Catania", GeoUnit.METERS);
RFuture<Map<String, GeoPosition>> positionsFuture = geo.posAsync("test2", "Palermo", "test3", "Catania", "test1");

RFuture<List<String>> citiesFuture = geo.searchAsync(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));
RFuture<Map<String, GeoPosition>> citiesWithPositions = geo.searchWithPositionAsync(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));

Code example of Reactive interface usage: 

RedissonReactiveClient redisson = redissonClient.reactive();
RGeoReactive<String> bucket = redisson.getGeo("test");

Mono<Long> addFuture = geo.add(new GeoEntry(13.361389, 38.115556, "Palermo"), 
        new GeoEntry(15.087269, 37.502669, "Catania"));

Mono<Double> distanceFuture = geo.dist("Palermo", "Catania", GeoUnit.METERS);
Mono<Map<String, GeoPosition>> positionsFuture = geo.pos("test2", "Palermo", "test3", "Catania", "test1");

Mono<List<String>> citiesFuture = geo.search(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));
Mono<Map<String, GeoPosition>> citiesWithPositions = geo.searchWithPosition(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));

Code example of RxJava3 interface usage: 

RedissonRxClient redisson = redissonClient.rxJava();
RGeoRx<String> bucket = redisson.getGeo("test");

Single<Long> addFuture = geo.add(new GeoEntry(13.361389, 38.115556, "Palermo"), 
        new GeoEntry(15.087269, 37.502669, "Catania"));

Single<Double> distanceFuture = geo.dist("Palermo", "Catania", GeoUnit.METERS);
Single<Map<String, GeoPosition>> positionsFuture = geo.pos("test2", "Palermo", "test3", "Catania", "test1");

Single<List<String>> citiesFuture = geo.search(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));
Single<Map<String, GeoPosition>> citiesWithPositions = geo.searchWithPosition(GeoSearchArgs.from(15, 37).radius(200, GeoUnit.KILOMETERS));

BitSet

Java implementation of Redis or Valkey based RBitSet object provides API similar to java.util.BitSet. It represents vector of bits that grows as needed. Size limited to 4 294 967 295 bits.

Code example: 

RBitSet set = redisson.getBitSet("simpleBitset");

set.set(0, true);
set.set(1812, false);

set.clear(0);

set.and("anotherBitset");
set.xor("anotherBitset");

Code example of Async interface usage: 

RBitSetAsync set = redisson.getBitSet("simpleBitset");

RFuture<Boolean> setFuture = set.setAsync(0, true);
RFuture<Boolean> setFuture = set.setAsync(1812, false);

RFuture<Void> clearFuture = set.clearAsync(0);

RFuture<Void> andFuture = set.andAsync("anotherBitset);
RFuture<Void> xorFuture = set.xorAsync("anotherBitset");

Code example of Reactive interface usage: 

RedissonReactiveClient redisson = redissonClient.reactive();
RBitSetReactive stream = redisson.getBitSet("simpleBitset");

Mono<Boolean> setMono = set.set(0, true);
Mono<Boolean> setMono = set.set(1812, false);

Mono<Void> clearMono = set.clear(0);

Mono<Void> andMono = set.and("anotherBitset);
Mono<Void> xorMono = set.xor("anotherBitset");

Code example of RxJava3 interface usage: 

RedissonRxClient redisson = redissonClient.rxJava();
RBitSetRx stream = redisson.getBitSet("simpleBitset");

Single<Boolean> setRx = set.set(0, true);
Single<Boolean> setRx = set.set(1812, false);

Completable clearRx = set.clear(0);

Completable andRx = set.and("anotherBitset);
Completable xorRx = set.xor("anotherBitset");

Data partitioning

Although 'RBitSet' object is cluster compatible its content isn't scaled across multiple master nodes. BitSet data partitioning available only in cluster mode and implemented by separate RClusteredBitSet object. It uses distributed implementation of roaring bitmap structure. Size is limited by whole Cluster memory. More details about partitioning here.

Below is the list of all available BitSet implementations:

RedissonClient
method name		 Data partitioning
support		 Ultra-fast read/write
getBitSet()
open-source version		 ❌ ❌
getBitSet()
Redisson PRO version		 ❌ ✔️
getClusteredBitSet()
available only in Redisson PRO		 ✔️ ✔️

Code example: 

RClusteredBitSet set = redisson.getClusteredBitSet("simpleBitset");
set.set(0, true);
set.set(1812, false);
set.clear(0);
set.addAsync("e");
set.xor("anotherBitset");

Bloom filter

Redis or Valkey based distributed RBloomFilter bloom filter for Java. Number of contained bits is limited to 2^32 with data partitioning to 2^63

Must be initialized with capacity size by tryInit(expectedInsertions, falseProbability) method before usage.

RBloomFilter<SomeObject> bloomFilter = redisson.getBloomFilter("sample");
// initialize bloom filter with 
// expectedInsertions = 55000000
// falseProbability = 0.03
bloomFilter.tryInit(55000000L, 0.03);

bloomFilter.add(new SomeObject("field1Value", "field2Value"));
bloomFilter.add(new SomeObject("field5Value", "field8Value"));

bloomFilter.contains(new SomeObject("field1Value", "field8Value"));
bloomFilter.count();

Data partitioning

This feature available only in Redisson PRO edition.

Although 'RBloomFilter' object is cluster compatible its content isn't scaled across multiple master nodes. Bloom Filter data partitioning support available only in cluster mode and implemented by separate RClusteredBloomFilter object. This implementation uses more efficient distributed memory allocation algorithm. It allows to "shrink" memory space consumed by unused bits across all Redis or Valkey nodes. State of each instance is partitioned across all nodes in Redis or Valkey cluster. Number of contained bits is limited to 2^63. More details about partitioning here.

Below is the list of all available BloomFilter implementations:

RedissonClient
method name		 Data partitioning
support		 Ultra-fast read/write Bits amount limit
getBloomFilter()
open-source version		 ❌ ❌ 2^32
getBloomFilter()
Redisson PRO version		 ❌ ✔️ 2^32
getClusteredBloomFilter()
available only in Redisson PRO		 ✔️ ✔️ 2^63 
RClusteredBloomFilter<SomeObject> bloomFilter = redisson.getClusteredBloomFilter("sample");
// initialize bloom filter with 
// expectedInsertions = 255000000
// falseProbability = 0.03
bloomFilter.tryInit(255000000L, 0.03);
bloomFilter.add(new SomeObject("field1Value", "field2Value"));
bloomFilter.add(new SomeObject("field5Value", "field8Value"));
bloomFilter.contains(new SomeObject("field1Value", "field8Value"));

HyperLogLog

Redis or Valkey based distributed RHyperLogLog object for Java. Probabilistic data structure that lets you maintain counts of millions of items with extreme space efficiency.

It has Async, Reactive and RxJava3 interfaces.

RHyperLogLog<Integer> log = redisson.getHyperLogLog("log");
log.add(1);
log.add(2);
log.add(3);

log.count();

RateLimiter

Redis or Valkey based distributed RateLimiter object for Java restricts the total rate of calls either from all threads regardless of Redisson instance or from all threads working with the same Redisson instance. Doesn't guarantee fairness.

Code example: 

RRateLimiter limiter = redisson.getRateLimiter("myLimiter");
// Initialization required only once.
// 5 permits per 2 seconds
limiter.trySetRate(RateType.OVERALL, 5, 2, RateIntervalUnit.SECONDS);

// acquire 3 permits or block until they became available       
limiter.acquire(3);

Code example of Async interface usage: 

RRateLimiter limiter = redisson.getRateLimiter("myLimiter");
// Initialization required only once.
// 5 permits per 2 seconds
RFuture<Boolean> setRateFuture = limiter.trySetRate(RateType.OVERALL, 5, 2, RateIntervalUnit.SECONDS);

// acquire 3 permits or block until they became available       
RFuture<Void> aquireFuture = limiter.acquire(3);

Code example of Reactive interface usage: 

RedissonReactiveClient redisson = redissonClient.reactive();
RRateLimiterReactive limiter = redisson.getRateLimiter("myLimiter");
// Initialization required only once.
// 5 permits per 2 seconds
Mono<Boolean> setRateMono = limiter.trySetRate(RateType.OVERALL, 5, 2, RateIntervalUnit.SECONDS);

// acquire 3 permits or block until they became available       
Mono<Void> aquireMono = limiter.acquire(3);

Code example of RxJava3 interface usage: 

RedissonRxClient redisson = redissonClient.rxJava();
RRateLimiterRx limiter = redisson.getRateLimiter("anyObject");

// Initialization required only once.
// 5 permits per 2 seconds
Single<Boolean> setRateRx = limiter.trySetRate(RateType.OVERALL, 5, 2, RateIntervalUnit.SECONDS);

// acquire 3 permits or block until they became available       
Completable aquireRx = limiter.acquire(3);