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td-redis-operator

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Overview

As a leading third-party risk control company in China, Tongdun Technology handles tens of billions of decision-making requests every day. Therefore, in Tongdun's main data storage infrastructure, Redis is widely used as a cache component. During the peak business period, the cluster actually deploys more than a thousand Redis instances, which is bound to bring great challenges to DBA operation and maintenance management and control. In 2018, we promoted the full containerization of stateless applications in the group, and created a cache cloud product that combines cloud-native technology!

The first version of td-redis-operator can be traced back to 2018. The external open source version is the second version. The development time has continued from July 2018 to the present. At present, the Redis clusters of the two centers in Tongdun are all deployed in On the ultra-large kubernetes cluster.

Current scale：

  • Redis instance 5000+
  • PB level data
  • Involving 1000+ real-time online business applications.

Introduction

  • Name: td-redis-operator
  • Language: pure go development
  • Positioning: Completely based on cloud native technology to realize resource lifecycle management, fault self-healing, HA, etc.

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Architecture

td-redis-operator

Principle description:

  • Based on Operator open source products, it is completely operated and maintained on Kubernate.
  • Support two kinds of Redis instance management delivery, namely Redis active and standby and RedisCluster.

QuickStart

You can use the helm command to deploy:

helm repo add td-redis-operator https://tongdun.github.io/td-redis-operator/charts/td-redis-operator
helm repo update
helm install [RELEASE_NAME] td-redis-operator/td-redis-operator

For details on the deployment process of helm, see helm deployment document 。

In addition to deploying with helm, you can also deploy with kubectl command:

kubectl apply -f xxx.yaml

For more yaml files, see yaml deployment document 。


AdminGuide

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FAQ

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