RedisShake: Redis Data Transformation and Migration Tool

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Overview

RedisShake is a powerful tool for Redis data transformation and migration, offering:

1. 🔄 Zero Downtime Migration: Enables seamless data migration without data loss or service interruption, ensuring continuous operation during the transfer process.

2. 🌈 Redis Compatibility: Supports Redis 2.8 to 7.2, across standalone, master-slave, sentinel, and cluster deployments.

3. ☁️ Cloud Service Integration: Seamlessly works with Redis-like databases from major cloud providers:

   • Alibaba Cloud: ApsaraDB for Redis, Tair
   • AWS: ElastiCache, MemoryDB

4. 🧩 Module Support: Compatible with TairString, TairZSet, and TairHash.

5. 📤 Flexible Data Source: Supports PSync, RDB, and Scan data fetch methods.

6. 🔧 Advanced Data Processing: Enables custom script-based data transformation and easy-to-use data filter rules.

How to Get RedisShake

1. Download from Releases.

2. Use Docker:

   docker run --network host \
   -e SYNC=true \
   -e SHAKE_SRC_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1:6379 \
   -e SHAKE_DST_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1:6380 \
   ghcr.io/tair-opensource/redisshake:latest

3. Build it yourself:

   git clone https://github.com/tair-opensource/RedisShake
   cd RedisShake
   sh build.sh

How to Use RedisShake

To move data between two Redis instances and skip some keys:

1. Make a file called shake.toml with these settings:

   
   [sync_reader]
   address = "127.0.0.1:6379"

[redis_writer] address = "127.0.0.1:6380"

[filter]

skip keys with "temp:" or "cache:" prefix

block_key_prefix = ["temp:", "cache:"]

2. Run RedisShake:
```shell
./redis-shake shake.toml

For more help, check the docs.

History

RedisShake, actively maintained by the Tair team at Alibaba Cloud, evolved from redis-port. Key milestones:

• RedisShake 2.x: Improved stability and performance.
• RedisShake 3.x: Complete codebase rewrite, enhancing efficiency and usability.
• RedisShake 4.x: Enhanced readers, configuration, observability, and functions.

License

RedisShake is open-sourced under the MIT license.