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RedisMirko Ortensi2 min readintro

RDI support for federated caches, sharded data sources and multiple pipelines

Summary

Redis Data Integration (RDI) now supports multi‑source pipelines, allowing data from multiple databases to be streamed into a single Redis target for real‑time use. A forthcoming multi‑pipeline feature will let one RDI instance host multiple independent pipelines, further easing deployment complexity.

  • RDI can now connect multiple source databases (Snowflake, MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.) to a single pipeline that writes to one Redis target.
  • Multi‑source pipelines enable real‑time consolidation for fraud detection, tenant‑specific views, and federated‑cache scenarios.
  • Upcoming multi‑pipeline support will let a single RDI installation run several independent pipelines, simplifying deployment scaling.
  • Using RDI reduces custom stitching code and the number of separate integration services needed.

Engineers building real‑time data pipelines across heterogeneous stores should know RDI can now consolidate sources and will soon support multiple pipelines in a single deployment.

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