Reputation: 2772
I have a working Redis sentinel setup already (master, slave and 3 sentinels). I am planning to set up a redis cluster with 3 masters & 3 slaves.
Can I get rid of sentinel set up when I have redis clustering? If not how would the set up look like?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1099
Reputation: 13114
You don't need Sentinel when using Redis cluster.
Redis Cluster perform automatic failover if any problem happens to any master instance.
From Redis Essentials book:
Redis Sentinel and Redis Cluster share a lot of characteristics, but each has its own goal. Sentinel's goal is to provide reliable automatic failover in a master/slave topology without sharding data. Cluster's goal is to distribute data across different Redis instances and perform automatic failover if any problem happens to any master instance.
Upvotes: 4