update with a note regarding multiple apps using same redis db

sidekiq-scheduler · Oct 5, 2022 · 433783e · 433783e
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 ## Notes when running multiple applications in the same Redis database
 
+_NOTE_: **Although we support this option, we recommend having separate redis databases for each application. Choosing this option is at your own risk.**
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 If you need to run multiple applications with differing schedules, the easiest way is to use a different Redis database per application. Doing that will ensure that each application will have its own schedule, web interface and statistics.
 
 However, you may want to have a set of related applications share the same Redis database in order to aggregate statistics and manage them all in a single web interface. To do this while maintaining a different schedule for each application, you can configure each application to use a different `key_prefix` in Redis. This prevents the applications overwriting each others' schedules and schedule data.