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No support for redis sentinel caches. #285
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@kashalls thanks for the report. Are we good to close this issue now that #287 is merged in? Btw, if you'd like to submit a PR documenting Sentinel cache support (following the change in #287) that would be quite helpful (as right now Shynet users may not know that support exists without finding this issue/reading the code). |
I'll work on it this weekend, thanks for reminding me. |
Okay so it looks like the issue is a lot bigger than I initially thought it would be. I didn't notice until today that this happened on the frontend side:
So it seems DJANGO needs to be fixed to allow support for it. The pr #287 did not fix it at all because even though json.loads can import the json from the environment variable, I think it converts it into a dict class and even though you can have nested dict's it still complains about Basically the options in settings.py needs to be set like this: |
This is starting to become outside of my knowledge, and will likely require outside help to patch this. |
It seems like the redis package does not have support for redis sentinel databases. Redis sentinel allows for better high availability support than running a single redis instance.
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