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Redis Service ​

Redis is an in-memory data structure store that can be used as a database, cache, and message broker. It supports a wide range of data structures, including strings, hashes, lists, sets, and sorted sets, and provides various operations for manipulating these data structures.

Manage the Redis Service ​

Hubble Studio enables the Redis service for specific templates, allowing you to easily incorporate Redis into your projects. You can select the appropriate template when creating a new project, and Hubble Studio will automatically configure and deploy Redis in the project. Once deployed, you can access Redis through the appropriate endpoint and port provided by Hubble Studio.

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If Redis isn't enabled for your project yet, you can request it under Services > Redis. Anything you can't do yourself afterwards, for example disabling the service again, can be requested as a change.

Create a new Redis database ​

You can create a new Redis database for your project under Services > Redis in just two easy steps:

  1. Pick a label for the database that describes its usage, for example staging-cache
  2. Click Create database.

A new redis database will be created for you. You can find the credentials to connect to your new database in the list of databases below the creation form.

Connecting to a Redis database ​

To connect to your Redis database, you will need to get the credentials for the specific database. Under Services > Redis you will find every Redis database you created, listed with the correct credentials to connect to them.

You can't connect to your Redis databases from the outside internet, you will need to connect through an SSH tunnel using your SSH Keys. You can copy the command line instructions or a complete connection URL for your database client, with all values filled in, under Services > Redis.

Update an existing Redis database ​

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At the moment you can't update existing databases!

If you need to rename a database, request a change under Services > Redis.

Delete an existing Redis database ​

WARNING

At the moment you can't delete existing databases!

If you need to delete a database, request a change under Services > Redis.