redis-sentinel-url

import os from redis_sentinel_url import connect # Example Sentinel URL. Replace with your actual Sentinel configuration. # The 'mymaster' is the service name configured in Redis Sentinel. # Use os.environ.get for sensitive info like passwords. REDIS_SENTINEL_URL = os.environ.get( 'REDIS_SENTINEL_URL', 'redis+sentinel://localhost:26379,otherhost:26479/mymaster/0?password=your_redis_master_password&sentinel_password=your_sentinel_password' ) try: # Connect returns a (sentinel_client, redis_client) tuple sentinel_client, redis_client = connect(REDIS_SENTINEL_URL) if sentinel_client: print(f"Connected to Redis Sentinel service: {sentinel_client.service_name}") # You can get the current master and use it master = sentinel_client.master_for(sentinel_client.service_name) print(f"Master host: {master.connection_pool.connection_kwargs.get('host')}") print(f"Master port: {master.connection_pool.connection_kwargs.get('port')}") master.set('mykey', 'hello from sentinel') print(f"Set 'mykey': {master.get('mykey').decode('utf-8')}") if redis_client: # If connecting directly to Redis without Sentinel, redis_client will be present and sentinel_client will be None print("Connected directly to Redis.") redis_client.set('anotherkey', 'hello from direct redis') print(f"Set 'anotherkey': {redis_client.get('anotherkey').decode('utf-8')}") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}")