A standard redis-py client connects to a single endpoint, which leaves regional failover…
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A standard redis-py client connects to a single endpoint, which leaves regional failover to each application. MultiDBClient moves health checks, failover, and failback into the client, on top of Active-Active Redis. Read more: https://redis.io/blog/stay-up-when-a-region-goes-down-highly-available-redis-for-python-applications/
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