a9s Redis®
This documentation describes the a9s Redis®[^*]. a9s Redis® enables on-demand provisioning of Virtual Machine (VM)
based, dedicated Redis® servers. Developers can create instances of a Redis® server using Apps Manager or the Cloud
Foundry Command Line interface (cf CLI) and bind these instances to an application.
The a9s Redis® Data Service has been deprecated and will be finally removed in the upcoming release v76 (expected end of August). The Data Service should not be used anymore and all existing Service Instances should be migrated to the supported Data Service a9s KeyValue.
The Redis vendor names the node roles primary and replica for clustered instances. In this documentation, the node roles are referred to as primary and secondary to align with the terminology used for all a9s Data Services.
📄️ Service Instance Access
This page describes usage specific to a9s Redis®. It builds upon the information provided in
📄️ Custom Parameters
As mentioned in Getting Started - Custom Parameters as an end user, an
📄️ Service Instance Migration
This document describes how to migrate data from an older a9s Redis® version to a newer one. We present two
📄️ Service Instance Metrics
This page describes the metrics used to monitor state of an a9s Redis®. Service Instance. For further information on
📄️ Known Issues
This page describes concerns, limitations to be considered when allocating resources for the a9s Redis® plans, and
📄️ Redis® Sentinel
HA Cluster with Redis® Sentinel
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