Disaster Recovery
Limitations and Risks
- Only IP connection addresses are currently supported
- The provided link address of the source instance must be highly available
- Currently only Redis 6.0 is supported, other versions do not support enabling disaster recovery
- After the Redis instance enables disaster recovery, it cannot be turned off
- Enabling disaster recovery will increase the pressure on storage. It is recommended to use local SSD as storage
- To build a disaster recovery network, the Redis instances at both ends need to ensure that the architecture is the same
- A Redis disaster recovery instance as a source can have at most 15 target instances
- The following Redis 6.0 write commands do not currently support disaster recovery
- After the source fails, the first thing to do is to disconnect from the source