Since Redis Cluster doesn't attempt to support multiple databases (according to http://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial). Does it mean a set of Redis nodes in a cluster can only serve to manage one feature? It sounds a kind of bit waste to me because all the CPU/memory resources on the servers only work for one application.
How to make the maximum usage of a cluster on multiple features/applications without taking multiple DBs into considerations?
Since Redis Cluster doesn't attempt to support multiple databases (according to http://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial). Does it mean a set of Redis nodes in a cluster can only serve to manage one feature? It sounds a kind of bit waste to me because all the CPU/memory resources on the servers only work for one application.
How to make the maximum usage of a cluster on multiple features/applications without taking multiple DBs into considerations?