DOC-5849 added draft redis-py failover page #2294
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| | `client_kwargs` | Keyword parameters to pass to the internal `RedisClient` constructor for this endpoint. Use it to specify the host, port, username, password, and other connection parameters (see [Connect to the server]({{< relref "/develop/clients/redis-py/connect" >}}) for more information). | |
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You can add here information how the different types of clients can be used - sync/async Redis and sync/async RedisCluster
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I've expanded the description for this option, but I've also added a short section about using client_class to choose which client you want.
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@cmilesb @petyaslavova Thanks for the reviews! |
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Docs for the redis-py failover feature (there's a separate PR for Jedis failover; these are the only clients supporting the feature so far). At this draft stage, there's quite a bit of common content between both pages, especially in the description of failover concepts. We'll probably want to extract this out into a separate overview page when all the details of the feature are finalised.