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I am working with Microsoft Garnet in a clustered setup and want to understand persistence requirements.
Is it possible to enable cluster mode without using AOF (Append Only File) and rely only on snapshot/checkpoint mechanisms for persistence?
From my understanding, snapshots/checkpoints can restore the last saved state, but data between checkpoints may be lost in case of failure. I would like to confirm:
Can clustering be fully enabled without AOF?
Are there any limitations or risks in such a setup?
Is this approach recommended for production (non-critical/cache scenarios)?
Any guidance or best practices for this configuration would be helpful.
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I am working with Microsoft Garnet in a clustered setup and want to understand persistence requirements.
Is it possible to enable cluster mode without using AOF (Append Only File) and rely only on snapshot/checkpoint mechanisms for persistence?
From my understanding, snapshots/checkpoints can restore the last saved state, but data between checkpoints may be lost in case of failure. I would like to confirm:
Can clustering be fully enabled without AOF?
Are there any limitations or risks in such a setup?
Is this approach recommended for production (non-critical/cache scenarios)?
Any guidance or best practices for this configuration would be helpful.
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