I'm using redis using haproxy and not managing connections with sentinels. Sentinels is being used for automatic fail-over, when fail-over happens redis3m returns transport_failur which I have put in try catch and haved continued once the exception is caught. But my connection object gets invalid and no other command is running on that object whereas connection with haproxy remains intact. What i want is to refresh redisContext of my connection such that my connection with haproxy does not break and redisContext gets refreshed. I have used redisFreeKeepFd and redisConnectFd but I'm unable to set new context to current connection object.
I'm using redis using haproxy and not managing connections with sentinels. Sentinels is being used for automatic fail-over, when fail-over happens redis3m returns transport_failur which I have put in try catch and haved continued once the exception is caught. But my connection object gets invalid and no other command is running on that object whereas connection with haproxy remains intact. What i want is to refresh redisContext of my connection such that my connection with haproxy does not break and redisContext gets refreshed. I have used redisFreeKeepFd and redisConnectFd but I'm unable to set new context to current connection object.