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Yes - which unfortunately results in a single-instance, single-region Redis instance, as far as I understood.
by Mo3 4y ago
Yes - 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?