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Your instances will automatically scale up and down with traffic fluctuations, while also allowing you the flexibility to set budget limits.
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Redis Multi-Region Cluster offers two primary topology configurations to choose from,
depending on your application’s performance, availability, and scalability needs.
For applications that prioritize performance and scalability, the Maximum Performance Topology is ideal. This configuration offers:
The Maximum Reliability Topology is designed for use cases where high availability is paramount, even in the face of major data center failures. This configuration is perfect for applications that require:
You can quickly set up a Redis cluster with just a few clicks from the AccuWeb.Cloud Marketplace. Once installed, you can access it through a User Interface (UI).
With AccuWeb.Cloud you can easily resize your Redis cluster to add more resources like RAM, CPU, and disk space. Also you can add more nodes to increase performance and handle varying workloads.
We offer both public and private networks. By default, databases run in your account's private network, and only whitelisted requests via the public internet can reach your database. Data is encrypted during transit and at rest because AccuWeb.Cloud enforces SSL/TLS for DB connections in the Redis cluster.
Your Redis Cluster will get Automated Failover protection as each primary node in the your cluster is paired with a secondary node to serve two critical functions:
AccuWeb.Cloud allows you to access the Redis database console through the User Interface. You can run queries easily from the console without logging into the AccuWeb.Cloud dashboard.
You can secure backups of the Redis cluster daily, weekly, and monthly. You can also take manual backups anytime to avoid data loss. When configuring backups, you can choose backup storage and the number of backups to enhance backup security.
The Redis Multi-Region Cluster is designed for maximum performance with a linear scalability model. There are no proxies or merge operations performed on values, and asynchronous replication ensures data efficiency. This allows the cluster to handle increasing workloads by simply adding more nodes without sacrificing speed or reliability.
While the system does its best to retain all writes, especially from clients connected to the majority of primary nodes, there are small windows where acknowledged writes may be lost during network partitions or failover scenarios. Write safety is optimized, but during a minority partition scenario, the potential for losing acknowledged writes is slightly larger.
The Redis Multi-Region Cluster is designed to ensure that your system stays available during network partitions, as long as a majority of primary nodes and at least one replica for every unreachable primary node are accessible. Additionally, Redis’ replica migration feature guarantees that orphaned primaries receive replicas from other primary nodes that are sufficiently covered by replicas.
Both topology options come with built-in high availability, ensuring your database can withstand node or region failures.
In the event of a cluster node failure, failover processes kick in automatically, keeping your system operational without downtime.
Depending on your application's needs, you can deploy the cluster in at least three regions, ensuring both performance and redundancy.
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When using AccuWeb.Cloud, your payment is determined by your actual usage rather than the size of your server. The system makes hourly measurements of how many RAM and CPU resources are being used on each container and requests payment only for these used resources. You can set up a maximum Scaling Limit for each container, so the resources will always be available in case of load spikes or other consumption changes. No matter how high the limit – the payment will only be based on actual usage.
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Redis, short for Remote Dictionary Server, is an open-source, in-memory data store and cache. It is known for its high-speed data access and versatility, making it valuable for various applications.
Yes, Redis can handle large datasets efficiently due to its in-memory nature. However, considering the available memory, the dataset size should be managed carefully.
Redis offers different persistence options: RDB snapshots and AOF logs. RDB periodically saves snapshots to disk, while AOF logs record each write operation. You can use one or both methods based on your needs.
Redis is used as an in-memory data store and cache, often employed to enhance application performance by reducing database load. It’s also used for real-time analytics, session management, and more.
Redis uses a single-threaded model and offers various mechanisms like transactions and optimistic locking to ensure data consistency.
We provide built-in clustering support, allowing you to distribute your dataset across multiple nodes. This enhances both performance and fault tolerance.
You can choose between Maximum Performance Topology for scalability and speed, or Maximum Reliability Topology for enhanced fault tolerance and availability.
It is a distributed implementation of Redis that spreads data across multiple regions to ensure high availability, fault tolerance, and performance.
You can install it by selecting Redis version, environment, external IPs, topology, and regions for deployment.
We offer a complimentary 30-days trial with a $100 credit.
It ensures high availability through replication, failover mechanisms, and maintaining majority node access during network partitions.
It offers built-in high availability, seamless failover, and flexible deployment across multiple regions.
Yes, it provides an intuitive dashboard for seamless cluster management and monitoring.
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