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Redis Production Readiness
akshat edited this page Nov 7, 2022
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We are firm believers in Murphy's law. Here's a checklist to ensure your Redis runs flawlessly in production:
- Goose stores a Job in Redis until it is successfully processed by using
BRPOPLPUSH
/BLMOVE
command- Abrupt worker crash will not cause data to be lost
- In-progress Jobs during a crash are called Orphan Jobs
- Orphan Jobs will be recovered & retried within
max(60 sec, :graceful-shutdown-sec) + 1 min
- You need not configure anything for this
- Goose is designed as a reliable job processor. However, Redis being an in-memory cache, unexpected restarts can cause data loss
- Based on the nature of Jobs, choose Redis architecture based from following options:
Redis Storage Strategy |
Trade-Off |
---|---|
No persistence (Single Node) |
No Data durability. High performance. |
Snapshotting (Single Node) |
Partial Data durability. Medium performance. |
AOF Persistence (Single Node) |
High Data durability. Low performance. |
Redis Sentinel (Multi Node) |
High availability. Partial Data durability. Preferable to Redis Cluster. |
Redis Cluster (Multi Node) |
High availability & Data durability. Not recommended because of frequently changing data. |
Twemproxy | Incompatible because it doesn't support blocking commands. |
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