changes.md

v0.10.0

Cluster Client

Async::Redis::ClusterClient is a new class that provides a high-level interface to a Redis Cluster. Due to the way clustering works, it does not provide the same interface as the Async::Redis::Client class. Instead, you must request an appropriate client for the key you are working with.

endpoints = [
	Async::Redis::Endpoint.parse("redis://redis-a"),
	Async::Redis::Endpoint.parse("redis://redis-b"),
	Async::Redis::Endpoint.parse("redis://redis-c"),
]

cluster_client = Async::Redis::ClusterClient.new(endpoints)

cluster_client.clients_for("key") do |client|
	puts client.get("key")
end

Sentinel Client

The previous implementation Async::Redis::SentinelsClient has been replaced with Async::Redis::SentinelClient. This new class uses Async::Redis::Endpoint objects to represent the sentinels and the master.

sentinels = [
	Async::Redis::Endpoint.parse("redis://redis-sentinel-a"),
	Async::Redis::Endpoint.parse("redis://redis-sentinel-b"),
	Async::Redis::Endpoint.parse("redis://redis-sentinel-c"),
]

master_client = Async::Redis::SentinelClient.new(sentinels)
slave_client = Async::Redis::SentinelClient.new(sentinels, role: :slave)

master_client.session do |session|
	session.set("key", "value")
end

slave_client.session do |session|
	puts session.get("key")
end

Integration Tests

Integration tests for Redis Cluster and Sentinel have been added, using docker-compose to start the required services and run the tests. These tests are not part of the default test suite and must be run separately. See the documentation in the sentinel/ and cluster/ directories for more information.