Redis Database
Overview
The Redis Database connector lets you connect to a Redis instance and validate credentials. Destination loading (writing data into Redis) is not yet available.
Setup
- Ensure you have a reachable Redis instance.
- Confirm the Redis host/port is accessible from your deployment environment (network rules, firewall, VPC peering, etc.).
- If your Redis instance requires authentication, have the password ready.
Authentication
This connector authenticates using:
- Endpoint (host and port)
- Password
During connection validation, the connector establishes a Redis connection and issues a PING command.
Configuration
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
endpoint | string | Yes | Redis endpoint in the form host:port (for example, redis.example.com:6379). |
password | string | Yes | Password used to authenticate to Redis. |
Notes and limitations
- Destination writes are not supported yet. Runs that attempt to load data will fail with a message indicating the Redis destination is still in development.
- TLS, usernames/ACLs, database index selection, and other Redis connection options are not currently exposed in the connector configuration.