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The considerations for using Non-Clustered (Preview) policy are:
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- It only applies to Azure Managed Redis tiers less than or equal to 25 GB.
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- It’s not as performant as other clustering policies because CPUs can only multi-thread with Redis Enterprise software when it’s sharded.
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- If you want to scale up your Azure Managed Redis cache, you must firs change the cluster policy.
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- If you're moving from Basic, Standard, or Premium non-clustered topology, consider to using OSS clusters to accelerate performance. Non-clustered should only be considered if the application program can't work with either OSS or Enterprise topologies.
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- This only applies to Azure Managed Redis tiers that are less than or equal to 25 GB.
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- It’s not as performant as other clustering policies, because CPUs can only multi-thread with Redis Enterprise software when the cache is sharded.
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- If you want to scale up your Azure Managed Redis cache, you must first change the cluster policy.
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- If you're moving from a Basic, Standard, or Premium non-clustered topology, consider using OSS clusters to improve performance. Non-clustered configurations should only be used if the application cannot support either OSS or Enterprise topologies.
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### Scaling out or adding nodes
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