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Might be worth describing the differences in import dataset from a non-clustered (standalone) db vs a clustered db (multiple shards).
Non-clustered / Standalone - single rdb file of data from a single shard.
Clustered - multiple rdb files (one for data from each shard) need to be provided by the user and in case a file is missed due to human error, there's no warning so user must be doublecheck that they have got all the files.
Additionally, need to describe the behavior when initiating import on databases that are a replicaOf or part of an active-active cluster and include the necessary warnings.
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@pkm93 Hi, thanks for sending this over. I'm not aware of any specific behavior for replica Of or Active-Active - do you have any more information on this?
Page https://redis.io/docs/latest/operate/rc/databases/import-data
Might be worth describing the differences in import dataset from a non-clustered (standalone) db vs a clustered db (multiple shards).
Non-clustered / Standalone - single rdb file of data from a single shard.
Clustered - multiple rdb files (one for data from each shard) need to be provided by the user and in case a file is missed due to human error, there's no warning so user must be doublecheck that they have got all the files.
Additionally, need to describe the behavior when initiating import on databases that are a
replicaOf
or part of an active-active cluster and include the necessary warnings.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: