Redis Upgrade from 3.0.7 to 5





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I have plenty of Sentinel and Cluster servers running 3.0.7 and need to upgrade to 5. I cannot afford downtime. Can someone please advice me how to do it?
Some DBs are so big that the servers cannot allocate a new/second instance in case of the best solution here is lunching a new Redis 5 on the same server and set it as slave of the 3.0.7.



1) Can I just go directly from 3.2 to 5 or do I need jump into 4 first?



2) Reading from here that need a massive restart when upgrading from 3.3 to 4. Any way to avoid downtime? How to reestablish the original cluster data? Backup and restore?



Any advice is welcome.










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    I have plenty of Sentinel and Cluster servers running 3.0.7 and need to upgrade to 5. I cannot afford downtime. Can someone please advice me how to do it?
    Some DBs are so big that the servers cannot allocate a new/second instance in case of the best solution here is lunching a new Redis 5 on the same server and set it as slave of the 3.0.7.



    1) Can I just go directly from 3.2 to 5 or do I need jump into 4 first?



    2) Reading from here that need a massive restart when upgrading from 3.3 to 4. Any way to avoid downtime? How to reestablish the original cluster data? Backup and restore?



    Any advice is welcome.










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      I have plenty of Sentinel and Cluster servers running 3.0.7 and need to upgrade to 5. I cannot afford downtime. Can someone please advice me how to do it?
      Some DBs are so big that the servers cannot allocate a new/second instance in case of the best solution here is lunching a new Redis 5 on the same server and set it as slave of the 3.0.7.



      1) Can I just go directly from 3.2 to 5 or do I need jump into 4 first?



      2) Reading from here that need a massive restart when upgrading from 3.3 to 4. Any way to avoid downtime? How to reestablish the original cluster data? Backup and restore?



      Any advice is welcome.










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      I have plenty of Sentinel and Cluster servers running 3.0.7 and need to upgrade to 5. I cannot afford downtime. Can someone please advice me how to do it?
      Some DBs are so big that the servers cannot allocate a new/second instance in case of the best solution here is lunching a new Redis 5 on the same server and set it as slave of the 3.0.7.



      1) Can I just go directly from 3.2 to 5 or do I need jump into 4 first?



      2) Reading from here that need a massive restart when upgrading from 3.3 to 4. Any way to avoid downtime? How to reestablish the original cluster data? Backup and restore?



      Any advice is welcome.







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