I hope this message finds you well. We would like to utilize XCMetrics for our observing metrics.
Recently, we came across a situation where we wanted to use a Redis instance running in cluster mode. However, we encountered an issue related to handling multi-key operations when interacting with a cluster mode enabled Redis instance, specifically the CROSSSLOT Keys in request don't hash to the same slot error.
We understand that this issue arises due to certain commands trying to access keys stored in different slots, which is not allowed in a Redis cluster setup. It would be beneficial if XCMetrics could natively support Redis running in cluster mode, especially when dealing with larger datasets or higher throughput.
We believe this would be a significant enhancement to XCMetrics, not only benefiting us but also other users who require the improved capabilities that a Redis cluster provides.
We appreciate your considering this enhancement and look forward to your feedback.
Thank you for your tremendous work on XCMetrics.
Hello Team,
I hope this message finds you well. We would like to utilize XCMetrics for our observing metrics. Recently, we came across a situation where we wanted to use a Redis instance running in cluster mode. However, we encountered an issue related to handling multi-key operations when interacting with a cluster mode enabled Redis instance, specifically the
CROSSSLOT Keys in request don't hash to the same sloterror. We understand that this issue arises due to certain commands trying to access keys stored in different slots, which is not allowed in a Redis cluster setup. It would be beneficial if XCMetrics could natively support Redis running in cluster mode, especially when dealing with larger datasets or higher throughput. We believe this would be a significant enhancement to XCMetrics, not only benefiting us but also other users who require the improved capabilities that a Redis cluster provides. We appreciate your considering this enhancement and look forward to your feedback. Thank you for your tremendous work on XCMetrics.Best Regards, Adele