New Redis Install

Thanks for the reply, since I have never used Redis I am a newbie.
How do I enable an auto cache purge? Or is that necessary?
 
Examples please.
Ah wait, this is Xen config

Code:
#Redis
$config['cache']['enabled'] = true;
$config['cache']['sessions'] = true;
$config['cache']['provider'] = 'SV\RedisCache\Redis';
$config['cache']['config'] = [
'host' => '127.0.0.1',
'port' => 6379,
'compress_data' => 6,
'serializer' => 'igbinary',
'password' => 'x'
];

nano /etc/redis/redis.conf


Code:
maxmemory 256mb
maxmemory-policy allkeys-lru
 
Redis is no longer open source. You should move to Valkey which is the continuance of open source Redis with most of the original devs. They've already released version 8 with some nice speed and efficiency improvements too. Fully compatible with Redis.
 
Redis is no longer open source. You should move to Valkey which is the continuance of open source Redis with most of the original devs. They've already released version 8 with some nice speed and efficiency improvements too. Fully compatible with Redis.
What is Valkey and why?
 
Redis is no longer open source. You should move to Valkey which is the continuance of open source Redis with most of the original devs. They've already released version 8 with some nice speed and efficiency improvements too. Fully compatible with Redis.

IF we drop all applications due to lack of open source then where would we be?
 
Because Redis is no longer open source.


If you're on Fedora: dnf install valkey

If you're on a RHEL-based distro like AlmaLinux: dnf install epel-release then dnf install valkey

If you want the redis-compat package so that symlinks are put in place for service names and such dnf install valkey-compat-redis.

Some benchmarks would be ideal, tbh.
 
Valkey is also a superior project at this point. If you don't believe in open source then I'm not sure what to tell you.

The nature in which I operate is open source. But in terms of what is supported, as of this moment, Redis works with Xen. Assuming mass adoption takes place, I would consider the fork. I care about stability and performance.
 
The nature in which I operate is open source. But in terms of what is supported, as of this moment, Redis works with Xen. Assuming mass adoption takes place, I would consider the fork. I care about stability and performance.

Valkey works with XF as well, been using it for months. It is a 100% compatible drop in replacement. Mass adoption is happening......now. People are dropping Redis left and right. The XF community seems unaware of what's taking place so I'm just making it known :)
 
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