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Some background - we're going to move to a Redis cluster for caching and we obviously want to test that...

  • It works at all
  • What happens if an individual node is removed
  • Is the performance better/worse/the same. 

...the trouble is that I'm struggling to come up with a good way to achieve this. I don't think "we'll try a few pages and see what happens" will be acceptable, but variations on that are really all I have.

Does anybody have any thoughts or, even better, has done this?

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I'm not sure what we can add to the error message. I think it's quite clear.

Anyway, there's nothing we can do in these forums to get your answers back. Sorry - only your university can help you. 
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If you just want to mess around with the server stack to see what it looks like and what's involved, have you thought about running it in Docker?

Just to note that I am NOT recommending Docker for production. I'm not saying it can't be done but it's a whole other ball game.
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The "untestable" thing is not an issue. It's just that the tests that Moodle includes don't work with Redis. I don't know why. It's always been difficult getting answers out of the people who developed the cache functionality.

Anyway, it doesn't mean that there's a problem.
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