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I'm curious if you're using anything other than redis-cli to set the master/slave relationships, and if you have any failover mechanism. I've used corosync/pac
by mbillie1 13y ago
I'm curious if you're using anything other than redis-cli to set the master/slave relationships, and if you have any failover mechanism. I've used corosync/pacemaker for a high-availability redis cluster, but without an awful lot of confidence (we likely misconfigured it, to be fair).
Just "slaveof <masterip>" and other redis-cli commands? Or are you using any automated process?
Or has anyone else got a great redis failover/HA solution that they'd care to share?
(I apologize for this having nothing to do with Twilio; I'm just curious)
- hijinks 13y agoThe best thing out there is redis sentinel. It's in 2.6 and the issue I ran into 6 months ago is not a lot of drivers supported it yet. http://redis.io/topics/sentinel http://redis.io/topics/sentinel