What is Redis
Redis is a source-available, in-memory storage, used as a distributed, in-memory key–value database, cache and message broker, with optional durability. Because it holds all data in memory and because of its design, Redis offers low-latency reads and writes, making it particularly suitable for use cases that require a cache. Redis is the most popular NoSQL database, and one of the most popular databases overall.
Creating the server
To create a server, we suppose that you've already created and linked an account into the panel.
At DBH we have 2 versions of Postgres you can use, you can use Postgres14 or Postgres16. Both are the same just different versions
In that case, go to DBH server and run this command:
For a free server: DBH!server create (Redis) [optional server name]
For a donator server: DBH!server create-donator (Redis) [optional name]
Connect to the database
In order to connect to your fresh created database start the server and use the following link:
redis://default:<PASSWORD>@nX.danbot.host:<port>
Fields
The link given above isn't enough for you to connect to the database, now you have to modify it to actually connect to the database.
Node
"nX" in "nX.danbot.host" is replaced with your server's node. It can be:
| Node | Domain |
|---|---|
| PNode 1 | pnode1.danbot.host |
| PNode 2 | pnode2.danbot.host |
| PNode 3 | pnode3.danbot.host |
| Dono 01 | dono-01.danbot.host |
| Dono 03 | dono-03.danbot.host |
Password
"password" can be found in the Startup tab.
Given page screenshot is an example of the password, it does not carry any important information as the server was already deleted.
Port
"port" is your server's port that can be found in the main page.
YOU MUST USE YOU'RE SERVERS PORT! IF YOU DON'T THIS WILL NOT WORK!
Final result
As soon as you finished with the link it should look like this:
redis://default:[email protected]:1125
Conclusion
Now you can deal with Redis database. To find out more about Redis visit their documentation website!
