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Fly.io, as sorry as I am to say, does not come close to the functionality Heroku offers yet. Redis instances are single-region single-replica, for example. On
by Mo3 4y ago
Fly.io, as sorry as I am to say, does not come close to the functionality Heroku offers yet.
Redis instances are single-region single-replica, for example.
On another note, as soon as they offer serverless functions and solid redundant Redis + SQL I'll be thinking about moving some of our production services over there for a test run.
- tptacek 4y agoJust so we're clear: our take right now is that if you want Redis, you should run Redis as an app. The Redis we provide "built in" to the platform is an artifact of an earlier iteration of Fly.io.
- Mo3 4y agoYes - which unfortunately results in a single-instance, single-region Redis instance, as far as I understood.
- tptacek 4y agoNot sure I follow, sorry. If you want multi-region Redis, you can deploy multi-region Redis.
- Mo3 4y agoNow I am not quite sure if I follow haha. Sorry. The documentation states, > "to get a Redis instance with persistent storage running in a single region." Would I be correct to assume that I would have to take care of configuring the clustering? I'm obviously aware I could deploy multiple Redis instances in different regions, but then I would end up with different Redis instances, no?