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Redis onpremise high available #744

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nareshkhatri81 opened this issue Nov 24, 2017 · 5 comments
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Redis onpremise high available #744

nareshkhatri81 opened this issue Nov 24, 2017 · 5 comments

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@nareshkhatri81
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Hi,
How to run redis onpremise windows 2016 in HA configuration?
We want to avoid SPoC of redis instance
Redis sentient is not available for windows it seems.

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@NickCraver
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There are 2 options here with the latest stable Windows release: 3.0.504

  • Redis Sentinel, which you can see working as it is in our test suite
  • Redis Cluster, also setup and working in the test suite

Each of these have pros and cons. There's a great Stack Overflow answer on the benefits and downsides of each approach here: https://stackoverflow.com/q/31143072/13249

@nareshkhatri81
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For sentinel, it seems as per post. We need to have odd number so i guess we need atlest 5 nodes.

  1. 2 redis master slave
  2. 3 redis sentinel nodes.

Client will connect to which sentinel nodes ?

@ratzinho87
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So, does StackExchange.Redis work with Sentinel? The issue #692 suggests that it was not yet merged.

@mgravell
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mgravell commented Dec 19, 2017 via email

@NickCraver
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Discussion happening in #692 (which still lacks unit tests at the moment). I'm going to take another crack at trying to get the test suite green on Appveyor to assist this along. Closing this particular issue out to cleanup, since asked and answered :)

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