Redis Connection

Description

A Redis Connection describes how Apache Hop connects to Redis in Standalone, Sentinel or Cluster mode. Connections are managed in the Metadata perspective and serialized as JSON under:

metadata/redis-connection/

Use the Test button to verify connectivity with a Redis PING.

The editor is split into two groups:

  • Connection config — topology, authentication and timeouts (fields change with deployment mode)

  • Pool config — shared Lettuce connection-pool settings for all three modes

Connection config

Option Description

Deployment mode

STANDALONE, SENTINEL or CLUSTER

Hostname / Port

Standalone host and port (default 6379). Hidden in Sentinel/Cluster mode.

Database

Logical database index for Standalone/Sentinel (default 0). Hidden in Cluster mode (always 0).

Master name

Sentinel master name. Visible only in Sentinel mode.

Sentinel nodes

Sentinel nodes as host:port, one per line (comma or semicolon also accepted). Visible only in Sentinel mode. Multi-line text field.

Cluster nodes

Cluster seed nodes as host:port, one per line (comma or semicolon also accepted). Visible only in Cluster mode. Multi-line text field.

Username / Password

Optional ACL credentials

Use SSL/TLS

Enable TLS for the connection

Timeout (ms)

Command timeout in milliseconds

Pool config

Pool settings are shared by Standalone, Sentinel and Cluster. Enable pooling when you want Lettuce to manage a commons-pool2 connection pool.

Option Description

Enable connection pooling

Turn on Lettuce ConnectionPoolSupport pooling

Max total

Maximum connections in the pool (default 8)

Max idle

Maximum idle connections (default 8)

Min idle

Minimum idle connections (default 0)

Max wait (ms)

Borrow timeout (-1 = wait forever)

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