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Redis

Prefer guided AI setup?

Instead of following these steps manually, you can use the AI Credential Assistant — describe what you want to connect and the AI will walk you through the setup step by step, tailored to your account.

Overview​

Redis is an in-memory data store used as a database, cache, and message broker. Connect your Redis instance to automate caching operations and data storage workflows.

Authentication Type​

Password-based or Connection String

Setup Instructions​

Step 1: Get Your Redis Connection Details​

For Redis Cloud:

  1. Log in to Redis Cloud
  2. Go to your database
  3. Find connection details in the database settings

For Self-hosted Redis:

  1. Locate your Redis server configuration
  2. Note the host, port, and password (if configured)

Step 2: Configure Connection​

Gather the following information:

  • Host: Your Redis server address (default: localhost)
  • Port: Your Redis server port (default: 6379)
  • Password: Your Redis password (if authentication is enabled)
  • Database Number: The database to use (default: 0)

Configuration Fields​

  • Host: Redis server hostname or IP
  • Port: Redis server port (default: 6379)
  • Password: Redis authentication password
  • Database Number: Database index (0-15)
  • SSL: Enable for secure connections

Common Use Cases​

  • Cache frequently accessed data
  • Session storage
  • Real-time analytics
  • Message queues
  • Chat memory for AI applications
  • Vector storage for embeddings

API Documentation​

Redis Documentation

Next Steps​

Got your credential? Connect it to an agent

Use the AI Tool Creator to turn this credential into agent-callable tools. Describe what your agent should be able to do and the AI investigates the API, configures the endpoints, and gives you a reviewable toolkit before saving anything.