Managed Redis,
private by default.
Redis for caching, queues and ephemeral state, on a persistent volume so it survives a restart. Private to your Coop, reached by hostname, at one flat price.
official image · persistent · deny-by-default
Managed Redis.
Redis for caching, queues and ephemeral state, with a persistent volume so it survives a restart. Same private-Coop model as Postgres: your app Eggs reach it by hostname, nobody else can.
- Redis 7 or 6, on a persistent volume
- Private to your Coop, deny-by-default
- Reached by hostname from peered Eggs
- A REDIS_URL wired into peered Eggs
- Resize memory, vCPU and disk any time
- Flat per-Egg price, unmetered egress
£12 per vCPU+£6 per GB+£0.5 per GB disk, a month. Bursts free.
The questions everyone asks first.
Does it persist?
It runs on a persistent volume, so your keys survive a restart or a redeploy. Size the disk to your working set.
How do apps reach it?
Privately, by hostname, from Eggs peered in the same Coop. Ruust wires a REDIS_URL into them, and nothing is exposed publicly.
Which version do I get?
Redis 7 or 6, from the official image. Connect with any standard Redis client or library.
What is it good for?
Caching, session stores, rate limiting, job queues and any ephemeral state you want fast and close to your app.
Lay a Redis.
A managed Redis in your Coop in about a minute, private to your apps. One flat price, unmetered egress, resize whenever you need to.