I have a workload running on redis, and I want multi-master, and I'm in kubernetes using the redis cluster chart from bitnami.
What I want to have is highly available, highly performant, multi-master, multi-data centre.
That's actually a tall order, I know.
Was curious if there's a way to have 3 pods in one DC, with failover or multi-master high availability between the local pods, persistence to PV/PVC and 3 pods in other DC, also persistence to PV/PVC and so if we write a key value in the first dc it shows up in the other DC in a few seconds or less.
Especially I want the client pods in first DC to not attempt connection to the second DC because the network latency is relatively high, so within each DC I want the instances to provide local HA.
I need a pointer into documentation.
I have a workload running on redis, and I want multi-master, and I'm in kubernetes using the redis cluster chart from bitnami.
What I want to have is highly available, highly performant, multi-master, multi-data centre. That's actually a tall order, I know.
Was curious if there's a way to have 3 pods in one DC, with failover or multi-master high availability between the local pods, persistence to PV/PVC and 3 pods in other DC, also persistence to PV/PVC and so if we write a key value in the first dc it shows up in the other DC in a few seconds or less.
Especially I want the client pods in first DC to not attempt connection to the second DC because the network latency is relatively high, so within each DC I want the instances to provide local HA.