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.

Requirements

• Have an account created and linked to the panel. Click here if you have not done so already.

Creating the server

To create a free server, go into #⌛╏commands and run DBH!server create redis [optional server name] to create a free server. Once you have done so, the bot should return the following output.

Server Successfully Created
Click Here to Access Your Server
Status:    User ID:    Type:
Created    16464       redis
Server Name:
Untitled Server (settings -> server name)

If you are creating a donator server, instead run DBH!server create-donator redis [optional server name]

Connecting to the database

In order to connect to your database, start the server and use the following connection string:

redis://default:<PASSWORD>@dono-XX.danbot.host:<port>

Fields

The given connection string above will not be enough to connect to the database. Now you need to modify it to be able to connect.

Node

Replace "dono-XX.danbot.host" with the server's node. Below is a table with the node domains.

Password

Your server's password can be found in the startup tab under the variable Redis Password.

Port

You must use your server's assigned port found on the main page after the node domain. Example: dono-03.danbot.host:1234

Final result

Once you have finished modifying the connection string, it should look like this:

redis://default:th!s!snot-p-ssword@dono-03.danbot.host:1234