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How to Migrate Your Dynomite Database to a Redis Enterprise Active-Active Database

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Helene Brulin
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English
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Summary

Redis Enterprise offers a managed Active-Active database that allows for geo-distribution and conflict resolution. Dynomite is an open-source NoSQL database that can be migrated to Redis Enterprise for improved scalability, performance, and reliability. The migration process involves exporting data from the existing Dynomite cluster using Redis Database Backup Files (RDB) and importing them into the new Redis Enterprise Active-Active database. This process can be done in two ways: point-in-time snapshot export and continuous replication through the "ReplicaOf" feature, which replicates deltas after initial synchronization. The migration process requires configuration updates to allow for secure communication between Dynomite and Redis Enterprise, including inbound rules, peer VPCs, and TLS encryption. Once completed, the data can be accessed from multiple clusters or local endpoints, enabling geo-distribution and improved conflict resolution.

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