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Upgrade notes | ||
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The upgrade notes only describe necessary changes that you might need to make | ||
to your setup in order to use a new role release. Refer to the | ||
:ref:`redis__ref_changelog` for more details about what has changed. | ||
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From v0.1.0 to v0.2.0 | ||
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All inventory variables have been renamed so you will need to update your | ||
inventory. Check the variables in ``defaults/main.yml`` file to see the changed | ||
names. | ||
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The Redis Server and Sentinel parameters are not configured in separate default | ||
variables anymore - instead, each one uses a set of YAML dictionary variables | ||
to hold the configuration. Redis Server can be configured on all levels of the | ||
Ansible inventory (all, group, host), Redis Sentinel can only be configured | ||
globally. | ||
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Redis requires an authentication by a password before applications can use it. | ||
The password is accessible either via Ansible local facts (usable by other | ||
Ansible roles), or using the ``redis-password`` command (usable by users | ||
included in the ``redis-auth`` UNIX group). If you store the password in | ||
a configuration file, make sure that only specific user or group can read it; | ||
otherwise it can be read by untrusted users and the security will be broken. | ||
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Support for Debian Wheezy and SysVinit is removed, role relies on systemd units | ||
instead. | ||
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The Redis Server and Sentinel configuration files have been reorganized, role | ||
most likely will not work with existing installations. Clean reinstall is | ||
strongly recommended. |
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