Replace sentinel1, sentinel2, and sentinel3 with the hostnames or IP addresses of your Redis Sentinel servers. Replace mymaster with the name of your Redis master server. Replace yourpassword with the password for your Redis server. In your Laravel configuration file (config/cache.php), add the following Redis cache configuration:

davy@davy-Aspire-E5-476G:~/7002$ cat n* port 7002 cluster-enabled yes cluster-config-file nodes.conf cluster-node-timeout 5000 appendonly yes davy@davy-Aspire-E5-476G:~/7002$ redis-server n2_redis.conf & [3] 4534 davy@davy-Aspire-E5-476G:~/7002$ 4534:C 30 Oct 2023 20:57:41.182 # oO0OoO0OoO0Oo Redis is starting oO0OoO0OoO0Oo 4534:C 30 Oct 2023 ...

We're using AWS ELB with Redis Cluster in our production, natively the laravel horizon does have a lot of lua script inside as well some pipeline and transaction connection. I wrote a modified version to change the process, it seem it works perfectly with no issue.

"Can someone help me configure Redis clusters in Laravel? Here's my current configuration (see above), but I'm still encountering issues. Specifically, AWS Redis metrics show 'speak' on the connection and speak on the writer when attempting to fetch any key.

Development VM is connected using remote portforwarding. Redis is reachable using the redis-cli from my development VM:

Everything is in standard configuration but when I attempt to run a redis command with the redis facade I get connection refused. I have also tried debugging in tinker. The repo has a artisan container so I run tinker from that which is a part of my docker network

its pretty weird, if i'm using Redis:: command on my app, to store file i can access the keys via redis-cli but if i'm using Cache:: command like "remember", it's not saved in redis. i'm pretty sure i already set "redis" as the CACHE_DRIVER, it's weird that cache still didn't use redis

Passing an array of connections to Predis client automatically switches it to "cluster mode". With replication => true, it operates in replication mode, sending Redis write commands to master and Redis read commands to one of the slaves.

Hi, I'm currently using Amazon ElastiCache, and it's working fine. Now, I want to integrate Serverless ElastiCache.

The biggest change with this migration was the move to a managed Redis cluster to be shared across multiple applications; versus a local installation of Redis within the application's container. While the experience has been mostly positive, we have experienced issues with the Laravel application connecting to the cluster and causing HTTP ...