How to Set Up a Docker-based Development Environment for Active-Active Redis Enterprise
Blog post from Redis
The text discusses how Redis Enterprise, an active-active database ideal for geo-distributed apps, can be set up using Docker. It provides a step-by-step guide on creating a CRDT-based Redis Enterprise database on a 3-node cluster through the command line. Additionally, it covers splitting and restoring networks to simulate network partitioning between replicas, as well as stopping all nodes of Redis Enterprise when testing is complete. The text also mentions that Redis Enterprise is available on Docker Hub as redis/redis and provides detailed instructions for setting up the database in the documentation page and docker hub itself.
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