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Status Planned for future release
Workspace Instana
Categories Sensor
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 14, 2022

Event on Redis cluster integrity

We would like to monitor our Redis clusters' integrity. We run multiple clusters with multiple shards. Each shard should have at least one replica.

Example output from `redis cluster nodes` with three shards each with a replica:
# redis cluster nodes
dbe3263417e35ec9f9c51ba787d76314d95bea8a 10.100.131.83:5000@15000 master - 0 1623076499101 96 connected 0-1365 5462-6826 9558-12287
ffe12647871f891ab5453450dfb4b8726095df0e 10.100.131.92:5000@15000 slave 93474f1c533107b071a112d99d13b613c576f0c1 0 1623076501124 95 connected
93474f1c533107b071a112d99d13b613c576f0c1 10.100.131.77:5001@15001 master - 0 1623076498000 95 connected 1366-5461 8193-9557
15b9e5dfe0f631bc825cb714019101e81cf8fa56 10.100.131.77:5000@15000 myself,master - 0 1623076499000 93 connected 6827-8192 12288-16383
bccf9e2f6f99736b31b46902ae8676ae637d6fba 10.100.131.92:5001@15001 slave dbe3263417e35ec9f9c51ba787d76314d95bea8a 0 1623076500103 96 connected
f21b9973ed5ba0ae36cdfbe815240e31e6e8b533 10.100.131.83:5001@15001 slave 15b9e5dfe0f631bc825cb714019101e81cf8fa56 0 1623076498091 93 connected

We would like to have an event raised if a node is in disconnected status or if a master doesn't have any replicas.

Idea priority Medium