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Redis cache and key-value store

Redis can be used for caching and other in-memory data workflows. Latency, capacity, and availability depend on resources, network, and configuration.

Redis template details

The template requires a password, keeps the service port private, and mounts a 1 GB volume at `/data`. Configure persistence and backups for your workload.

Redis cache and key-value store

Redis processes data in memory. Response times and capacity depend on workload, available resources, network, and configuration.

Private-network access

The Redis template keeps port 6379 private and requires a password. Access depends on service-network configuration.

Redis client libraries

Redis has client libraries for many languages and frameworks. Compatibility depends on the client and Redis version.

Persistent volume configured

The template mounts a 1 GB volume at `/data`. Persistence across restarts does not confirm that RDB or AOF is enabled; configure and test backups separately.

Frequently asked questions about Redis

Answers to common questions about Redis, data storage, and application connections:

Redis: use cases and deployment considerations

Redis is an in-memory data store used for caching and other workloads. Its effect on response time and database load varies by application; benchmark your workload rather than relying on a fixed improvement claim.

What is Redis and how does its in-memory data store work?

Redis stores data in memory and provides key-value data structures. Throughput and response time depend on workload, available resources, network, and configuration.

Compare Redis with Memcached for comparing Redis with another in-memory cache. Deplomo also lists database services for persistent relational data. Cloud database Choose services based on your data, persistence, and application requirements.

Redis template compared with self-managed setup

A self-managed Redis deployment may require memory limits, eviction policies, firewall rules, authentication, and persistence settings. Test these choices against your workload and recovery requirements.

The marketplace template requires a password, keeps the service port private, and mounts a 1 GB volume at `/data`. It does not configure RDB or AOF in the template. Provisioning is currently unavailable in the international sandbox.

Redis deployment options

Compare access, resource limits, persistence, and operating requirements.

FeatureDeplomo Redis templateConventional shared hosting (cPanel)Manual setup on a VPS
Deployment and setupSetup time depends on the image and service configurationFeatures and limits depend on the hosted service and planSelf-managed setup may require service and configuration work
Network access and authenticationTemplate keeps port 6379 private and requires a passwordAccess and isolation depend on provider and configurationSelf-managed access requires network and firewall configuration
Memory and resource limitsThe package defines hard resource limits; workload capacity depends on the selected tierResource limits depend on the hosted service and planSelf-managed deployments require workload-specific resource settings
Persistent storage and backupsTemplate mounts a 1 GB volume; RDB/AOF are not configured in the templateData persistence after restart depends on Redis configuration and storageSelf-managed storage and backup locations require configuration
Pricing and resource scalingDeplomo package pricing is fixed monthly by zone, with hard resource limitsOther providers set billing terms and resource options by planProvider pricing and billing terms depend on the selected plan

Redis can support caching and in-memory workloads. Security depends on authentication, network access, and operational configuration.

Redis template availability and requirements

The Redis template is listed in the marketplace, but provisioning is currently unavailable in the international sandbox.

  1. Choose Gitea from the marketplace Review the Redis marketplace template
  2. Package resource limits Choose a fixed monthly EUR package by zone with limits that fit your expected workload. Provisioning is currently unavailable in the international sandbox.
  3. Connection requirements The template requires password authentication and keeps the service port private. It does not provide a connection string until provisioning is available.
  4. Configure an application client When provisioning is available, configure a compatible Redis client with the service address, port, and password. Test cache behavior and security settings.

Redis marketplace template summary

The Redis template defines a private container with a password and a 1 GB volume. It does not configure RDB or AOF. Provisioning is currently unavailable in the international sandbox.

Review the Redis template and its persistence requirements.

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