Redis Installation, Memory Constraints, and Password Authentication
Configure in-memory Redis key-value store, tune maxmemory eviction policies, and mandate requirepass authentication.
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Redis is the premier in-memory data store for leaderboards, user session persistence, and object caching. Because default configurations lack authentication and memory caps, hardening is vital.
1. Password and Memory Quota Configuration#
Define `requirepass` and `maxmemory` explicitly inside `/etc/redis/redis.conf`.
# Guclu bir sifre atayin:
requirepass GucluBirRedisSifresi2026!
# Bellek doldugunda sunucunun kilitlenmemesi icin maksimum RAM siniri (orn. 1GB):
maxmemory 1gb
# Bellek doldugunda en az kullanilan eski anahtarlari temizle:
maxmemory-policy allkeys-lruComment implémenter cela ?
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Separate Redis serviceRedis is opened as its own plan under the Managed Database category. You do not install an OS or configure redis-server; the credentials appear on the Database card of the service detail page.
Exécution étape par étape :
- 1Open a Redis plan with the RAM you need from the Managed Database category.
- 2Take the host, port and password from the 'Database' card on the service detail page.
- 3The connection is not encrypted; keep the password in your app's environment variables and do not connect from a public client.
- 4Plan for what happens when memory fills using the maxmemory-policy section of this guide -- cache data is not durable.
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