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… Redis 7.2 The guide covered only platform 3.8 to 3.16. Rewrite it from tests on ACP 4.4 with redis-operator 5.1 and Redis 6.0 and 7.2, and keep the 3.x content in an appendix.
The pull request check compares each translation with the English page the branch changes, and the Chinese page was still the translation of the old guide. Translate the new guide, and set its sourceSHA to the English file so the translation run on main keeps it. Give the two headings that the page links to explicit ids, so those links also work on the Chinese page.
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Important
Merge after redis-operator 5.1.2 is released. The guide tells Redis 7.x users to run a redis-operator release later than 5.1.1, and none is published yet.
Rewrites
How_to_Migrate_Redis_Across_Clusters.md, which covered only platform 3.8 to 3.16, from tests on ACP 4.4 with redis-operator 5.1 and Redis 6.0 and 7.2.Why
On 4.x the guide was wrong in several places:
mymaster@address cannot authenticate to Sentinel nodes that have their own password, and most edits to a runningRedisShakeresource are ignored.What changed
syncand when to userump, by Redis version, and the log signature that shows a release without Redis 7.x support.XGROUPcommands on a cluster target.How it was verified
On ACP 4.4 test clusters with redis-operator 5.1. Each migration was checked with a content digest of every key (value, type and TTL presence, including stream entries, consumer groups and pending entries), after the full copy and again after incremental writes. A negative control confirmed that the digest catches a one-byte change.
sync, 6.0 to 6.0, all five source and target architecture combinationssync, 6.0 to 7.2, all five combinationssync, 7.2 to 7.2, all five combinations, RedisShake image of redis-operator 5.1.1 and earlierinvalid RDB version number 11, 9, as the guide now saysrump, 7.2 to 7.2, all five combinationssync, 7.2 to 7.2, all five combinations, redis-operator built from the 5.1 release branch after 5.1.1, image chosen by the operatorAlso checked: Sentinel nodes with their own password (fails with
NOAUTH; connecting to the data nodes passes), passwords with every special character the platform allows, a key in database 3 (kept on a Sentinel target, silently missing on a cluster target), edits to a running resource, the metric values at steady state, and cleanup when the resource is deleted.Carried over from the original without new tests: the capacity rules and the network stability note.
The Chinese page is translated by hand in this PR, because the pull request check compares it with the English page the branch changes. Its
sourceSHAmatches the English file, so the translation run on main keeps it. The two headings the page links to have explicit ids, so those links work in both languages.