LATENCY-RESET(3valkey)
π latency-reset β the manual page, but make it cute
okay bestie, you found latency-reset from the valkey command manual and honestly? it's giving "janitor of the latency closet." it clears out the drama. let's go β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
latency-reset β resets the latency data for one or more events.
like. it wipes the slate. it says "we don't talk about that spike anymore." π
π SYNOPSIS π
LATENCY RESET event [event...]
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
So LATENCY RESET resets the latency spikes time series of all events, or just some of them. your call, queen π
When you call this command with no arguments at all, it resets all the events β which means it straight up discards the latency spike events that are currently logged, and it resets the maximum event time register too. bye bye, evidence. π«Ά
But if you only wanna reset specific events? Totally doable β just pass the event names in as arguments. picky resetting. we love a targeted cleanse π
Valid values for event are:
active-defrag-cycleaof-fsync-alwaysaof-stataof-rewrite-diff-writeaof-renameaof-writeaof-write-active-childaof-write-aloneaof-write-pending-fsynccommandexpire-cycleeviction-cycleeviction-delfast-commandforkrdb-unlink-temp-file
For more information, refer to the Latency Monitoring Framework page. iykyk π
π REPLY π
valkey-protocol(7) Integer reply: the number of event time series that were reset.
so it literally tells you how many things it cleaned up. accountability era β
π₯ COMPLEXITY π₯
constant time, no notes, no cap. it's fast fr fr π
π ACL CATEGORIES π
@admin @dangerous @slow
bestie, note the @dangerous tag. this one is not a casual little tap. it's an admin-level move and it's marked slow. treat it with the respect it demands, okay? π
π HISTORY π
- Available since:
2.8.13β an icon. a legend. been here since forever π
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
acl(3valkey), acl-cat(3valkey), acl-deluser(3valkey), acl-dryrun(3valkey), acl-genpass(3valkey), acl-getuser(3valkey), acl-help(3valkey), acl-list(3valkey), acl-load(3valkey), acl-log(3valkey), acl-save(3valkey), acl-setuser(3valkey), acl-users(3valkey), acl-whoami(3valkey), bgrewriteaof(3valkey), bgsave(3valkey), command(3valkey), command-count(3valkey), command-docs(3valkey), command-getkeys(3valkey), command-getkeysandflags(3valkey), command-help(3valkey), command-info(3valkey), command-list(3valkey), commandlog(3valkey), commandlog-get(3valkey), commandlog-help(3valkey), commandlog-len(3valkey), commandlog-reset(3valkey), config(3valkey), config-get(3valkey), config-help(3valkey), config-resetstat(3valkey), config-rewrite(3valkey), config-set(3valkey), dbsize(3valkey), debug(3valkey), failover(3valkey), flushall(3valkey), flushdb(3valkey), info(3valkey), lastsave(3valkey), latency(3valkey), latency-doctor(3valkey), latency-graph(3valkey), latency-help(3valkey), latency-histogram(3valkey), latency-history(3valkey), latency-latest(3valkey), lolwut(3valkey), memory(3valkey), memory-doctor(3valkey), memory-help(3valkey), memory-malloc-stats(3valkey), memory-purge(3valkey), memory-stats(3valkey), memory-usage(3valkey), module(3valkey), module-help(3valkey), module-list(3valkey), module-load(3valkey), module-loadex(3valkey), module-unload(3valkey), monitor(3valkey), psync(3valkey), replconf(3valkey), replicaof(3valkey), restore-asking(3valkey), role(3valkey), save(3valkey), shutdown(3valkey), slowlog(3valkey), slowlog-get(3valkey), slowlog-help(3valkey), slowlog-len(3valkey), slowlog-reset(3valkey), swapdb(3valkey), sync(3valkey), time(3valkey)
and that's the whole page, bestie!! this was 9.0.0, dated 2025-10-21, and it lives in the valkey manual as LATENCY-RESET(3valkey). go reset something responsibly ππ§β¨
π¦ where this page comes from
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- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms