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Hi @Hsankesara , sure. To reproduce it, set the Redis URL to something different in the config file. It will still take it up as localhost no matter what is configured. It could be using one of the default values for parameters in init (possibly in the Connection and Publisher classes).
Thanks @yatharthranjan, I changed the host in redis_publisher in config.yaml from localhost to xyz but I got connection error and it didn't use localhost for connection.
Yes, that is right, this happens 2 times at startup, the first time it takes the correct URL from the config and hence you see the error, but if you get past the error, this will happen a second time, and this time it will use localhost. Can you try that?
You can add a new host binding on your system by editing /etc/hosts file.
The python module does not honor the redis URL mentioned in the config and always uses localhost (the default). Investigate and fix this.
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