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I'm using Beaker via pyramid_beaker for Tracim, but I'm encountering issues connecting to Redis clusters. Specifically, I'm getting a redis.exceptions.ResponseError: MOVED error. This problem can be circumvented by using the RedisCluster class introduced in redis-py 4.1.0. Additionally, connecting to multiple nodes simultaneously isn't supported.
To address this, a possible solution would be to implement an ext:redis_cluster driver in Beaker that allows for multiple nodes in the URL parameter, such as "redis://node-1:6379/0,redis://node-2:6379/0".
Could it be that I'm misunderstanding Beaker's cluster support capabilities?
Do you have any information about a redis-cluster ready session backend ?
Alternatively, is it feasible for us to develop the ext:redis_cluster driver and submit it to Beaker via a pull request?
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I'm using Beaker via pyramid_beaker for Tracim, but I'm encountering issues connecting to Redis clusters. Specifically, I'm getting a
redis.exceptions.ResponseError: MOVED
error. This problem can be circumvented by using theRedisCluster
class introduced inredis-py 4.1.0
. Additionally, connecting to multiple nodes simultaneously isn't supported.To address this, a possible solution would be to implement an
ext:redis_cluster
driver in Beaker that allows for multiple nodes in the URL parameter, such as"redis://node-1:6379/0,redis://node-2:6379/0"
.ext:redis_cluster
driver and submit it to Beaker via a pull request?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: