Redis Enterprise Cloud vs local installation

Redis modules RediSearch
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Hi,
We are using **Redis (Redis Version Compliance 5.0.4) **and redisearch-enterprise (Ver 1.4.6) Capacity: 1000000 docs (according to the redislabs dashboard), and for testing I have also installed Redis 5.0.4 and Redisearch 1.4.6 locally from github, however the versions either don’t seem to match, or there is something with my local configuration. How do I make sure I am using the same version for testing and production?

Here is an example:

In our cloud account:

  1. Performance is very poor with FT.AGGREGATE - I posted about this in a separate post.

  2. Notice how the SORTBY returns the TripID just fine without any APPLY statements

  3. There is no count returned by the enterprise version - it always says 1, whereas on my local machine, the correct count is returned.

“FT.AGGREGATE” “trips_hash_index” “(@VisibleToCompanyIDs:{2}) (@TripMainTypeID:{6|4|1|3|2}) (@TripStatusID:{1|5|4|6|3})” “SORTBY” “2” “@TripID” “DESC” “LIMIT” “0” “10”

  1. (integer) 1

    1. “TripID”

  3. “620204”

    1. “TripID”

  5. “620203”

    1. “TripID”

  7. “620202”

    1. “TripID”

  9. “620201”

    1. “TripID”

  11. “620200”

    1. “TripID”

  13. “620199”

    1. “TripID”

  15. “620198”

    1. “TripID”

  17. “620197”

    1. “TripID”

  19. “620196”

    1. “TripID”

  21. “620195”

(0.92s)

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In my dev environment, I need to use APPLY to retrieve the IDs, otherwise, this is the result returned:

“FT.AGGREGATE” “trips_hash_index” “(@VisibleToCompanyIDs:{2}) (@TripMainTypeID:{6|4|1|3|2}) (@TripStatusID:{1|5|4|6|3})” “SORTBY” “2” “@TripID” “DESC” “LIMIT” “0” “10”

  1. (integer) 289901

  2. (empty list or set)

  3. (empty list or set)

  4. (empty list or set)

  5. (empty list or set)

  6. (empty list or set)

  7. (empty list or set)

  8. (empty list or set)

  9. (empty list or set)

  10. (empty list or set)

  11. (empty list or set)

``

In dev, with APPLY:

“FT.AGGREGATE” “trips_hash_index” “(@VisibleToCompanyIDs:{2}) (@TripMainTypeID:{6|4|1|3|2}) (@TripStatusID:{1|5|4|6|3})” APPLY @TripID AS TripID “SORTBY” “2” “@TripID” “DESC” “LIMIT” “0” “10”

  1. (integer) 289901

    1. “TripID”

  3. “362285”

    1. “TripID”

  5. “362284”

    1. “TripID”

  7. “362282”

    1. “TripID”

  9. “362280”

    1. “TripID”

  11. “362279”

    1. “TripID”

  13. “362270”

    1. “TripID”

  15. “362269”

    1. “TripID”

  17. “362268”

    1. “TripID”

  19. “362258”

    1. “TripID”

  21. “362257”

``

Thank you

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https://github.com/RediSearch/RediSearch/issues/1017