Allow REDIS_CLUSTER environment variable to use Redis in cluster mode #2377
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Signed-off-by: Nick Martin <284356+n1mmy@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Nick Martin <nim@lock-the-door.lan>
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@J0WI I can give it shot when I have some free development time in the next week or two. I don't have a great testing environment at the moment, but I'll figure something out. Please don't wait for me though, if other things are ready to merge go ahead and merge them and I can update this PR for the new changes. |
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Using a Redis cluster instead of a single host allows for a more high-availability deployment.
This patch is only allows a single seed host. A more full implementation would have some way to support multiple seed hosts (eg a comma separated list, or multiple environment variables). However, this is enough to get started and works well in environments that have a single name/IP that will connect to a redis cluster (eg a load balancer or a kubernetes service).