# Overview
Jondis is a high availability pool management class for the excellent https://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py
# Features
Slave discovery on startup
On master failure, if a slave is promoted, the pool will reconfigure to connect to the new master
# Limitations
Currently all commands are sent to the master
No master discovery if only a slave server is provided
In certain scenarios, the pool will pick up new slaves (if it’s reconfigured), but there’s currently no periodic / automatic slave discovery
Does not talk to sentinel
# Requirements
redis-py
# Usage
In order to configure the pool, you’ll need to provide at least 1 active master server. This is a limitation that will be lifted soon with master discovery.
`python from jondis.pool import Pool pool = Pool(hosts=["redis01:6379","redis02:6379"]) redis = redis_lib.client.StrictRedis(connection_pool=pool) `
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