Redis VPS

Redis (or the Valkey fork, where the distribution ships it) on localhost.

What you get

An in-memory key-value store for caches, queues and sessions, bound to localhost and started at boot.

What gets installed

$ apt Debian family (apt)
  • redis-server
$ dnf Red Hat family (dnf)
  • valkey

After it's ready

  1. Check it with redis-cli ping (or valkey-cli ping).
  2. Point your app at 127.0.0.1:6379.

Order it from your terminal

$ vps9
$ vps9 servers create --plan budget --image ubuntu-24.04 --app redis --hostname web-1 --key key_8f2c
POST /api/v1/servers
{
  "plan": "budget",
  "image": "ubuntu-24.04",
  "hostname": "web-1",
  "app": "redis"
}

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