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Redis Clustering and Sharding Mastery Hub: The Industry Foun

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Q1Domain Verified
In the context of Redis Cluster's hash slot assignment mechanism, what is the primary purpose of the `CLUSTER SETSLOT` command when used with the `NODE` argument?
To reassign a hash slot from one master node to another, initiating a data migration process.
To mark a hash slot as "importing" from another node, preparing for a manual slot migration.
To assign a hash slot to a specific master node, typically during the initial cluster setup or reconfiguration.
To remove a hash slot from a specific master node, effectively decommissioning it.
Q2Domain Verified
When a Redis Cluster encounters a scenario where a master node becomes unavailable, what is the default behavior regarding the failover process, and what role does the `cluster-node-timeout` configuration play?
The cluster enters a read-only state until the failed master is manually restored, and `cluster-node-timeout` is irrelevant during this period.
Other master nodes initiate a consensus protocol to elect a new master from available replicas, with `cluster-node-timeout` defining the window for detecting node unresponsiveness.
A "forced failover" is triggered, where the cluster attempts to restart the failed master, and `cluster-node-timeout` is used to determine if the restart is taking too long.
The cluster immediately promotes a replica to master, and `cluster-node-timeout` dictates the maximum time a replica can be out of sync before being excluded.
Q3Domain Verified
Consider a Redis Cluster with 3 master nodes and 2 replicas for each master. If one of the master nodes experiences a network partition and becomes unreachable by the majority of other masters, what is the most likely outcome for the hash slots owned by that master?
The replicas of the partitioned master will be promoted to become new masters for their respective hash slots.
The hash slots owned by the partitioned master will become unavailable until the partition is resolve
D) The entire cluster will enter a read-only mode to prevent data inconsistencies.
The remaining master nodes will automatically take over the responsibility for those hash slots.

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