RedisRaft is an experimental module for open source Redis that enables the operation of multiple Redis servers as a single fault-tolerant and strongly consistent cluster. It uses the Raft consensus algorithm and is designed to provide strong consistency with strict serialization deployment option, making it suitable for scenarios requiring high reliability and consistency. The new module can be used along with existing Redis clients, libraries, and data types in beyond-cache scenarios. Setting up a three-node RedisRaft cluster is straightforward, involving starting three Redis servers and joining them to the cluster. Once set up, clients can write data to the cluster, which will be replicated to at least a majority of the nodes. RedisRaft can also handle automatic forwarding of requests from follower nodes to the leader node, simplifying the process for applications that don't want to modify their existing code. The cluster configuration is dynamic and allows adding or removing nodes after setup, with proper care taken to avoid leaving the cluster in a degraded state during transitions. Most of RedisRaft's basic functionality is currently in place, with a first preview version expected to be released in a couple of months.