Enterprise Workflows¶

Multi-step operations for Redis Enterprise.

Init Cluster¶

Initialize a new cluster:

redisctl enterprise workflow init-cluster \
  --license-file ./license.txt \
  --cluster-name production

This: 1. Uploads the license 2. Configures the cluster name 3. Waits for initialization

When to Use Workflows¶

Use workflows when: - Initial cluster setup - Complex multi-step operations - Need consistent orchestration

Use individual commands when: - Day-to-day management - Need fine-grained control - Troubleshooting

Manual Multi-Step Operations¶

For scenarios not covered by workflows:

Database with Replication¶

#!/bin/bash
set -e

DB_NAME="production-cache"

# Create database
redisctl enterprise database create --data "{
  \"name\": \"$DB_NAME\",
  \"memory_size\": 2147483648,
  \"replication\": true,
  \"shards_count\": 2
}"

# Verify creation
redisctl enterprise database list -o json -q "[?name=='$DB_NAME'] | [0]"

Cluster Health Check and Report¶

#!/bin/bash

echo "=== Cluster Health Workflow ==="

# Check cluster
CLUSTER=$(redisctl enterprise cluster get -o json)
echo "Cluster: $(echo $CLUSTER | jq -r '.name')"
echo "Status: $(echo $CLUSTER | jq -r '.status')"

# Check nodes
UNHEALTHY=$(redisctl enterprise node list -o json -q '[?status!=`active`] | length(@)')
if [ "$UNHEALTHY" -gt 0 ]; then
  echo "WARNING: $UNHEALTHY unhealthy nodes"
  redisctl enterprise support-package cluster --optimize
else
  echo "All nodes healthy"
fi

Coming Soon¶

Additional workflows planned: - Database migration - Active-Active setup - Cluster expansion