A Golang based redis operator that will make/oversee Redis standalone and cluster mode setup on top of the Kubernetes. It can create a redis cluster setup with best practices on Cloud as well as the Bare metal environment. Also, it provides an in-built monitoring capability using redis-exporter.
For documentation, please refer to https://ot-redis-operator.netlify.app/
Organizations that are using Redis Operator to manage their redis workload can be found here. If your organization is also using Redis Operator, please free to add by creating a pull request
This operator only supports versions of redis =>6.
There are multiple problems that people face while setting up redis setup on Kubernetes, specially cluster type setup. The purpose of creating this opperator is to provide an easy and production ready interface for redis setup that include best-practices, security controls, monitoring, and management.
Here the features which are supported by this operator:-
- Redis cluster and standalone mode setup
- Redis cluster failover and recovery
- Inbuilt monitoring with redis exporter
- Password and password-less setup of redis
- TLS support for additional security layer
- Ipv4 and Ipv6 support for redis setup
- Detailed monitoring grafana dashboard
If you want to deploy redis-operator from scratch to a local Minikube cluster, begin with the Getting started document. It will guide your through the setup step-by-step.
The configuration of Redis setup should be described in CRD definitions. All the examples related to redis standalone and cluster setup can be found inside example folder.
Redis operator requires a Kubernetes cluster of version >=1.18.0. If you have just started with Operators, it's highly recommended using the latest version of Kubernetes.
The following table shows the compatibility between the Operator Version, Redis Image, Sentinel Image, and Exporter Image:
| Operator Version | Redis Image | Sentinel Image | Exporter Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| v0.15.0 | v7.0.12 | v7.0.12 | v1.48.0 |
| v0.15.0 | v7.0.11 | v7.0.11 | v1.48.0 |
| v0.14.0 | v7.0.7 | v7.0.7 | v1.48.0 |
| v0.13.0 | v6.2.5 | nil | v1.48.0 |
The setup can be done by using helm. If you want to see more example, please go through the example folder.
But you can simply use the helm chart for installation.
# Add the helm chart
$ helm repo add ot-helm https://ot-container-kit.github.io/helm-charts/# Deploy the redis-operator
$ helm upgrade redis-operator ot-helm/redis-operator \
--install --create-namespace --namespace ot-operatorsAfter deployment, verify the installation of operator
helm test redis-operator --namespace ot-operatorsCreating redis cluster, standalone, replication and sentinel setup.
# Create redis cluster setup
$ helm upgrade redis-cluster ot-helm/redis-cluster \
--set redisCluster.clusterSize=3 --install \
--namespace ot-operators# Create redis standalone setup
$ helm upgrade redis ot-helm/redis \
--install --namespace ot-operators# Create redis replication setup
$ helm upgrade redis-replication ot-helm/replication \
--install --namespace ot-operators# Create redis sentinel setup
$ helm upgrade redis-sentinel ot-helm/sentinel \
--install --namespace ot-operatorsIf you want to customize the value file by yourself while initializing the helm command, the values files for reference are present here.
To monitor redis performance we will be using prometheus. In any case, extra prometheus configuration will not be required because we will be using the Prometheus service discover pattern. For that we already have set these annotations:-
annotations:
redis.opstreelabs.in: "true"
prometheus.io/scrape: "true"
prometheus.io/port: "9121"Please see our CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
Please see our CHANGELOG.md for details.
This project is managed by OpsTree Solutions. For any queries or suggestions, you can reach out to us at opensource@opstree.com.
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