1Hardgeneral⏱ 45sWhy can Redis's single-threaded command execution model still achieve very high throughput?📎▼AIt uses many threads internally to execute commands in true parallelBSince data lives entirely in memory and most commands are simple O(1)/O(log n) operations, a single thread can execute an enormous number of commands per second without needing to coordinate locks across threads, avoiding context-switching and locking overheadCRedis compiles commands into machine code ahead of timeDSingle-threading is a legacy limitation with no performance benefit