redis cluster,config set notify-keyspace-events Ex, but can't Trigger redis expired event

[MrH2H]

Hi,I use redis cluster,config set notify-keyspace-events Ex, but it couldn't Trigger redis expired event,

like this:
container.addMessageListener( messageListener(), new ChannelTopic( "keyevent@0:expired" );

but standalone it's success;

What should I do?

Thanks;

[MrH2H]

@hongliuliao
hi
They look the same;

[itamarhaber]

@huirss - Reading through the original, are you saying that expiry events are not broadcasted in the cluster? Are you successful in listening to *other* keyspace notification in the cluster?

[mgravell]

Note: keyspace notifications are node-specific, unlike regular pub/sub which is broadcast from all nodes. So: you (or the library you are using) would need to attach to all nodes to reliably get keyspace notifications from cluster.

[itamarhaber]

Thanks @mgravell, GTK (or be reminded ;)).

This issue can be closed, as it is a question that was answered.

[dealslama]

@mgravell Hi Marc, Can you help me with adding nodes for subscriptions? I mean do I need to provide HOST IP or NodeID of each node?
@itamarhaber

[itamarhaber]

@dealslama as keyspace notifications are not broadcasted in the cluster you'll have to:

1. Open a connection to each of the cluster's nodes
2. In each connection, subscribe to keyspace notifications from that node

[huangzhuxing]

Need to modify the configuration on each node

[itamarhaber]

This has been also added to the documentation via redis/redis-doc#1367

Closing - feel free to reopen or create a new issue if needed.