Redis SSL Support
kookiesnkareem
PROOP

10 months ago

I know that typically Redis supports SSL, but the url given to me in Railway starts with redis not rediss and I don't see any option to change it to use SSL.

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Railway
BOT

10 months ago

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10 months ago

Hi, our redis template does not ship with ssl enabled.

What's your use case? in most scenarios you can leave the redis instance unexposed and use private networking to communicate between your services and redis instance.

Best,

Nico


Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway 10 months ago


nico

Hi, our redis template does not ship with ssl enabled. What's your use case? in most scenarios you can leave the redis instance unexposed and use private networking to communicate between your services and redis instance. Best, Nico

kookiesnkareem
PROOP

10 months ago

I'm caching patient data, is there a way to manually enable SSL on my end?


Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway 10 months ago


10 months ago

If you close the service from the internet (service -> settings -> public networking -> remove the TCP proxy if enabled) then you shouldn't need SSL (as only the services in your project can access private networking).

I'll ask internally if private networking doesn't work for you 👍


Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway 10 months ago


nico

If you close the service from the internet (service -> settings -> public networking -> remove the TCP proxy if enabled) then you shouldn't need SSL (as only the services in your project can access private networking). I'll ask internally if private networking doesn't work for you 👍

kookiesnkareem
PROOP

10 months ago

Thank you, much appreciated


Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway 10 months ago


Status changed to Solved nico 10 months ago


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