Azure Cache for Redis

Accelerate apps with high-throughput, low-latency data caching.

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2/13/2024, Azure PaaS Blog
The blog talks about how to leverage Redis Insights GUI tool while working with Azure Cache for Redis. We will look at some of the option what will help us with some high-level connectivity troubleshooting and insights to our data present inside the cache.    To start with, we can leverage this for testing the connectivity to our Redis cache instance. After clicking on Add Redis Database button, we can fill in the other fields ahead:    Host: Complete FQDN or the completed Redis cache Endpoint   For Basic, Standard & Premium Tier - <Cachename>.redis.windows.net  For Enterprise Tier -...
11/13/2023, Azure PaaS Blog
  Overview StackExchange.Redis is a high performance general purpose redis client for .NET languages (C#, etc.), and is designed for Windows / .NET SDK environments.On other hand, it is possible now install .NET SDK and run PowerShell commands on Linux environments.This article describes how to install and link all together to have a Linux environment to run some commands and connect to any Redis service using StackExchange.Redis client library.This can be used for test proposes, and there are no support to run this on production.Try and test this at your own risk and responsibility. This...
4/19/2023, Azure PaaS Blog
With the evolution of Azure Cache for Redis enterprise and the growing number of Redis Enterprise cache users let us look at few steps to troubleshoot if you are stuck in connecting to Azure cache for Redis. Few thumb rule for Enterprise Cache are below. Are you connecting to the right port. Enterprise cache uses port 10000, not 63xx like basic, standard, Premium? Are Enterprise cache instance configured to require TLS or non-TLS? It only supports one of them at a time. Are the client configured to use the TLS or non-TLS setting correctly? (Client must be configured the same as with...