Make Sentinel monitor more than on master in the same box

[Andrés Rangel]

Hi,

I tried sentinel and I really like it.

But I don't know if it can be used to monitor multiple instances of redis in the same box.

iI have 4 instances running on one box, they are all masters, and then another 4 instances running in another box, that are slaves of the  first box .

If I wanted to use sentinel to monitor them, I would have to have 4 sentinel instances running on each box, instead of just having one on each monitoring all of the instances.

What would be the best usage for my case?

thanks

--Andres

[Ankur Mathur]

Did you find an answer to your question? I am also facing the same problem. My application needs to stay in touch with thee sentinels and reconfigure itself - having multiple groups of sentinels is a bit messier than I had hoped.

[Salvatore Sanfilippo]

Hello, a single Sentinel instance can monitor any number of master-slave sets.
Just use multiple instances of "sentinel monitor" config directives.

Salvatore

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