This is a project, written in Go, that demostrates various solutions to a specific concurrency problem, using Redis.
The problem states that users want to buy stock shares for a specific company. The stock shares the company has are 1000 and each of the 30 clients buys 100 shares. These clients can buy shares simultaneously and the application should assure that all the available shares are bought (no more, no less).
To achive this, this project makes use of some concurrency solutions that can be applied to Redis.
- Atomic Operators
- Transactions
- Locks
- LUA Scripts
- Golang 1.19 or higher installed
- Docker installed
- Recomended but not mandatory VS Code or a similiar IDE
- First you will have to clone the project from this github repository.
git clone https://github.com/syordanov94/go_redis_concurrency.git- Once cloned, access the root of the project and innitiate the local Redis instance using Docker. This can be done buy running the following command:
docker compose up- Now you can run the main.go to verify that the project is running correctly. In order to select which concurrency control solution you want to test, you will need to pass an additional argument. This argument is a number (from 0 to 4) indicating each one:
- 0 -> No Concurrency Control
- 1 -> Atomic Operators
- 2 -> Transactions
- 3 -> LUA Scripts
- 4 -> Redis Locks
Once you have selected one, simply run:
go run cmd/main.go {concurrencySolutionSelected}for example:
go run cmd/main.go 2