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rediscompare is a command line tool used to compare redis database data consistency

rediscompare scans the data in the source database and compares it with the target database through the scan command, and checks it from dimensions such as value length, value, and ttl. Finally, a result file is generated, which contains the key of the data inconsistency and the reason for the inconsistency.

In actual scenarios, some keys may be inconsistent in the first comparison due to transmission delay issues. Rediscompare supports multiple comparisons in a cycle, which is based on the inconsistent keys in the last comparison and generates a result file. The number of cycles can be passed "--comparetimes" "Parameter specification

rediscompare provides a comparison plan for the following scenarios according to the different types of targets and sources

• compare parameters To compare diff of parameters between two redis insance

• single2single Comparison of redis single instance to single instance. Used to compare the data consistency of a single instance single database

• single2cluster Used to compare the data consistency between a db in a single instance and the redis native cluster

• cluster2cluster Used to compare the data consistency between redis native cluster and native cluster

• multisingle2single Used to compare the data consistency between a collection of multiple databases in multiple single instances and a database in a single instance

• multisingle2cluster Used to compare the data consistency between multiple databases collections in multiple single instances and a single instance database

git clone https://github.com/TraceNature/rediscompare.git
cd rediscompare
go mod tidy
go mod vendor
go build -o rediscompare

rediscompare supports command line mode and interactive mode, interactive mode supports command prompt. The comparison command supports direct command input and yaml customization. Let's introduce the basic usage of each scene according to the scene.

Use the -i parameter to enter the interactive mode "rediscompare -i"

• parameters

    rediscompare compare parameters --saddr 10.0.0.1:6379 --spassword "redistest0102" --taddr 10.0.0.2:6379 --tpassword "testredis0102"

• single2single

  • 命令模式 Command mode

     rediscompare compare single2single  --saddr "10.0.0.1:6379"    --spassword  "redistest0102"  --taddr "10.0.0.2:6379"   --tpassword  "redistest0102" --comparetimes 3

• single2cluster

  • Command mode

    rediscompare compare single2cluster  --saddr  "10.0.0.1:6379"    --spassword  "redistest0102"  --taddr "10.0.1.1:16379,10.0.1.1:16380,10.0.1.2:16379,10.0.1.2:16380,10.0.1.3:16379,10.0.1.3:16380"   --tpassword  "testredis0102" --comparetimes 3

• cluster2cluster

  • Command mode

    rediscompare  compare cluster2cluster  --saddr  "10.0.0.1:36379,10.0.0.2:36379,10.0.0.3:36379"    --spassword  "testredis0102"  --taddr "10.0.1.1:16379,10.0.1.1:16380,10.0.1.2:16379,10.0.1.2:16380,10.0.1.3:16379,10.0.1.3:16380"   --tpassword  "testredis0102" --comparetimes 3

• multisingle2single

  • Execute yaml file

    # multisingle2single yaml file
    saddr:
     - addr: "10.0.0.1:6379"
       password: "redistest0102"
       dbs:
         - 0
         - 2
         - 3
     - addr: "10.0.0.2:6379"
       password: "redistest0102"
       dbs:
         - 1
         - 5
         - 9
    taddr: "10.0.0.3:6379"
    tpassword: "redistest0102"
    batchsize: 30
    threads: 2
    ttldiff: 10000
    comparetimes: 3
    report:  true
    scenario: "multisingle2single"

    rediscompare compare exec  path/miltisingle2single.yml

• multisingle2cluster

  • Execute yaml file

    # multisingle2cluster yaml file
    saddr:
      - addr: "10.0.0.1:6379"
        password: "redistest0102"
        dbs:
          - 0
          - 2
          - 3
      - addr: "10.0.0.2:6379"
        password: "redistest0102"
        dbs:
          - 1
          - 5
          - 9
    taddr: "10.0.1.1:16379,10.0.1.1:16380,10.0.1.2:16379,10.0.1.2:16380,10.0.1.3:16379,10.0.1.3:16380"
    tpassword: "testredis0102"
    batchsize: 30
    threads: 2
    ttldiff: 10000
    comparetimes: 3
    report:  true
    scenario: "multisingle2cluster"

    rediscompare compare exec  path/miltisingle2cluster.yml

The two scenarios of multisingle2single and multisingle2cluster are difficult to express due to the complex mapping relationship of the databases. Currently, only yaml file execution is supported; single2single, single2cluster, cluster2cluster support command line and yaml file mode.

For yaml example files, please refer to the .yml file in the execyamlexample directory

The result subcommand is used to format a .result or .rep file. The file is the comparison result, json plaintext. The result command converts the file into a two-dimensional table to increase readability

rediscompare result parse compare_xxxxxxxx.rep