Using AWS cluster - Trouble writing values to it about redis HOT 5 OPEN

Running into problems when using an AWS environment with a cluster

Do you mean a Redis cluster? So far there is not support for Redis-cluster in Boost.Redis.

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Got RESP3 simple-error. [boost.redis:11]

It is important to know what message is contained in that error.

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Can you please replace response<int, boost::redis::ignore_t> with response<int, int> and add this to your code

      if (std::get<0>(resp).has_error()) {
         std::cout << "Type: " << to_string(std::get<0>(resp).error().data_type) << std::endl;    
         std::cout << "Diagnostic: " << std::get<0>(resp).error().diagnostic << std::endl;        
      }
      if (std::get<1>(resp).has_error()) {
         std::cout << "Type: " << to_string(std::get<1>(resp).error().data_type) << std::endl;    
         std::cout << "Diagnostic: " << std::get<1>(resp).error().diagnostic << std::endl;        
      }

Let me then know what diagnostic do you get.

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This is what the response now:

Type: simple_error
Diagnostic: MOVED 10848 xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.cache.amazonaws.com:7000
Type: simple_error
Diagnostic: MOVED 10848 xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.cache.amazonaws.com:7000

Where xxx-xxx-xxx is one of the cluster nodes

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Ok, this means you are using a Redis cluster. As I said above, Boost.Redis does not provide any facility for cluster setups. In this case you would have to deal with the redirect yourself as describe under the in MOVED Redirection, which means creating a new connection to that node and maintaining a map of connections to prevent from opening more than one connection to the same node. Feel free to open an issue to add Redis cluster support, however I can't give you an estimate about when I will come up with it.

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