Cache for Redis
Cache for Redis
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Cache for Redis is a database compatible with Redis 5.0, 6.0, and 7.0. This topic introduces you to the overall process for creating, configuring, and connecting to Volcano Engine Cache for Redis instances. It will help you quickly get started using Cache for Redis instances.
Preparation
- A Volcano Engine account has been registered with real name authentication completed. For account registration and real name authentication, refer to Create account and Verify account.
- You have already created a VPC and subnets. To create a VPC and subnets, refer to Create VPC and subnet.
Procedure
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Cache for Redis provides a quick start video . You can experience the steps of using Redis based on the interactive guidance in the video to help you get started quickly with Cache for Redis instances.
Procedure | Description |
The first step for using Cache for Redis is to determine the instance architecture, instance specification, instance version, and configuration. | |
Set the account and password used to connect to the instance. tip Cache for Redis supports password-free access in a VPC. After enabling password-free access, you can directly access the Redis instance via a private address or direct address without entering a password. To enable password-free access, refer to Password-free access. | |
Add the IP addresses of external devices that need to connect to the instance to the allowlist. Only devices in the allowlist can access the instance. | |
Select the private network or internet access mode to connect to the instance. You can connect via VPC, direct address, or public address. tip
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