It's nice to see some movement on TLS in Redis, and hey it also introduced me to KeyDB!
I notice that the original patch's notes say ssl/non-ssl redis shouldn't be mixed, but does this force TLS use on the standard port, or does it allow it, on a separate port (or allow it, StartTLS style on the same port?)
Following on from the above, does this also support/enforce that replication traffic is encrypted?
I notice that the original patch's notes say ssl/non-ssl redis shouldn't be mixed, but does this force TLS use on the standard port, or does it allow it, on a separate port (or allow it, StartTLS style on the same port?)
Following on from the above, does this also support/enforce that replication traffic is encrypted?
How does this affect sentinel?