because (as I know) redis cluster sharding all data over all redis node. by I need all data at all nodes.

2017-11-20 13:24 GMT+03:00 José Seabra <joseseabra4@gmail.com>:

Hello,
Why do you are using DMQ to replicate data across your redis servers since  redis has its own replication mechanisms?

BR

José

2017-11-20 10:12 GMT+00:00 Aidar Kamalov <aidar.kamalov@gmail.com>:

Hello, I want to distribute some messages-actions for redis to my kamailio servers. 

I use this code:

For send:

dmq_bcast_message("redis", "set early:$fU", "text/plain");

For recieve:

request_route {

    xnotice("ROOT: $rm $rU [$ci]");

    if(is_method("KDMQ")) {

        if($rU == 'redis') {

            route(REDIS);

        } else {

            dmq_handle_message();

        }

    }

......

route[REDIS] {

    xnotice("REDIS: $rb");

    redis_cmd("redis", "$rb", "r");

    return;

}

When dmq_bcast_message starts - other node recieve 7 KDMQ sip packets. And not always it executed.

Is it right way to use dmq?

Dmq user locations are ok.

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