Pieter du Preez

Hi @sewenew, > In this case, you CAN have a Redis instance per thread. Thanks for your explanation and your example. The missing clue for me was: ```C++ sw::redis::Redis redis(connectionOptions);...

Hi @sewenew, >However, if I understood correctly, I think @quoctuanuit want to modify the timeout before the node is down, i.e. the node is still alive, but is going to...

Hi @sewenew, >Thanks for your suggestion! I've updated the doc, and you can take a look: commit . You're welcome. Thanks for adding this to the documentation. Regards

Hi @sewenew, It seems as if the `hiredis` `redisSetPushCallback` call is not being used in `redis-plus-plus`. It however seems as if this call only works with RESP3, and that's why...

Hi, I patched a current master branch (3ba84a8) with @langep's patches and tried the following on a Debian 'Bullseye' box. Without running `git submodule update --init --recursive`, ie. the `redis-plus-plus/hiredis/`...

Hi @sewenew, Here's another one for the statistics: - g++ (Ubuntu 5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.12) 5.4.0 20160609, cmake version 3.5.1 Compiled OK with and without the submodule. Regards

Hi @HHcamel, You could (and probably should) use `Redis Sentinel` for this. Sentinel works with Redis in cluster mode as well. Please have a look at [the redis-plus-plus Sentinel documentation](https://github.com/sewenew/redis-plus-plus#redis-sentinel)...

Hi @HHcamel, >In the first paragraph, can Redis Sentinel and Redis Cluster be deployed together? However, I am actually connecting to an already deployed Redis Cluster, which does not have...

Hi @sewenew, >@wingunder In fact, we don't need to use Redis Sentinel to do failover for nodes in Redis Cluster, since Redis Cluster will do the failover by the nodes...

Hi @sewenew >However, I don’t think Redis sentinel can be used to monitor nodes in Redis Cluster. Since both sentinel and the cluster itself will do failover, and that might...