Meteor Scaling - Redis Oplog [Status: Prod ready]

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Hi,
Is someone else experiencing redis reconnections?
All was working fine until we updated to redis 5.0.8 at Compose. We are using Meteor 2.2 and 2.3 beta
Thanks

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Hi, we have many clients on Cloud / Galaxy using redis-oplog and we didn’t receive any issues like this.

So I would say no, at least based on Galaxy clients.

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@diaconutheodor hey man - haven’t seen you on here for a while. are you still on Meteor :slight_smile:

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Hello @msavin. At our agency we proceeded using our own in-house crafted framework (Kaviar) which has a lot in common with Meteor. Plug-in user system with passport support, GraphQL support, Easy Reactivity (much easier than Meteor), Instant reloads, Full Type-safety everywhere. It’s slowly growing and we are tailoring it to fit our needs, we have a lot of in-house bundles already built-in which help us stay extremely competitive when it comes to pricing. :slight_smile:

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I just installed Redis Oplog for the first time. Deployed on Galaxy.

I have both the main package and disable-oplog installed.

But on our database (MongoDB Atlas) it still seems the database is still constantly using Oplog operations as the largest amount of load?

Should I remove the MONGO_OPLOG_URL from settings.json? Or any advice?

(Edit: Also, I saw comments that the APM should be listing the Redis stats. I don’t see anything on the Galaxy APM for this? And to confirm, the Redis connection has been established according to Galaxy, and I do see the graphs on Redis going…)

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MongoDB uses oplog as well.

You don’t need to have MONGO_OPLOG_URL in your settings anymore.

If you have specific questions about Galaxy/APM feel free to open a ticket at support@meteor.com so we can analyze your case

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