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"Resharding" means migrating the data in one slot from one redis server to another, usually happens while increasing/decreasing the number of redis servers.
CodisLabs/codis
GoProxy based Redis cluster solution supporting pipeline and scaling dynamically
goredisredis-clusternosqlgolang
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go get github.com/CodisLabs/codisREADME
Codis is a proxy based high performance Redis cluster solution written in Go. It is production-ready and widely used at wandoujia.com and many companies. You can see Codis Releases for latest and most stable realeases.
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Compared with Twemproxy and Redis Cluster
| Codis | Twemproxy | Redis Cluster | |
|---|---|---|---|
| resharding without restarting cluster | Yes | No | Yes |
| pipeline | Yes | Yes | No |
| hash tags for multi-key operations | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| multi-key operations while resharding | Yes | - | No(details) |
| Redis clients supporting | Any clients | Any clients | Clients have to support cluster protocol |
Other Features
- GUI website dashboard & admin tools
- Supports most of Redis commands, Fully compatible with Twemproxy(https://github.com/twitter/twemproxy)
- Proxies can register on zk/etcd, clients can avoid dead proxies, see "High Availability" section.
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License
Codis is licensed under MIT， see MIT-LICENSE.txt
You are welcome to use Codis in your product, and feel free to let us know~ :)
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