I would say without at least some of these features a redis-cluster could become a nightmare to maintain in the long run. Indeed, this is very helpful, and it'

I would say without at least some of these features a redis-cluster could become a nightmare to maintain in the long run. Indeed, this is very helpful, and it's exactly what redis-cluster will do. You talk to Redis-cluster, and it will talk to other N redis instances, handling faults, adding or removing nodes, and so forth. It's like "mongos" process basically. But the roadmap is to implement virtual memory first and redis-cluster later, as I think that virutal memory is a more promptly available solution to start, and works with applications designed to run into a singel Redis server (think to SORT BY and so o, sets intersections and so forth).