Update Sentinel docs #1283
Update Sentinel docs #1283
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| @@ -138,7 +139,8 @@ CACHEOPS_SENTINEL = { | |||
| "db": 0, | |||
| "locations": [ | |||
| ("mysentinel.redis.example.com", 26379), | |||
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it is possible to use a DNS entry here that resolves to the 3 sentinel servers as well
| f"sentinel://:{redis_password}@othersentinel.redis.example.com:26379", | ||
| f"sentinel://:{redis_password}@mysentinel.redis.example.com:26379;" | ||
| f"sentinel://:{redis_password}@othersentinel.redis.example.com:26379;" | ||
| f"sentinel://:{redis_password}@thirdsentinel.redis.example.com:26379" |
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Should note that the final entry should not end with a semicolon. When it is present, Celery tries to append a localhost entry to the list.
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good catch, although I see just an empty string.
nautobot@ip-10-0-11-123:~$ nautobot-server celery inspect stats
-> celery@ip-10-0-11-123: OK
{
"broker": {
"alternates": [
"sentinel://10.0.10.179:26379",
"sentinel://10.0.10.158:26379",
"sentinel://10.0.11.143:26379",
""
],
Now that I know how to inspect this, I will test things out and update accordingly
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Per the docs, I did retry using a list and removing the trailing delimiter, but this did not work (as experienced previously).
https://docs.celeryproject.org/en/stable/userguide/configuration.html#broker-url
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Yeah in some cases (not sure of the specifics) the empty string is interpreted as localhost. This threw me for a loop recently. Not sure on the list, seems like their docs are off...
Update Sentinel docs to have 3 hosts (minimum per Redis docs), and change
CELERY_BROKER_URLto a multiline string instead of a Tuple (tuple is invalid, and raises an exception when job completes).