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We are facing an issue with Redis configuration in our cloud-managed Redis instance. As per the cloud provider's restrictions, Redis CONFIG commands cannot be executed. This limitation prevents us from manually editing or overriding the configuration settings.
Problem:
OpenPanel attempts to manually modify Redis configuration using the CONFIG command. However, in a cloud-managed Redis environment, this is not supported due to security and stability reasons imposed by the provider. As a result, the system is encountering failures when trying to apply the configuration.
Expected Behavior:
The program should handle Redis configuration without relying on direct access to CONFIG commands.
Ideally, OpenPanel should detect managed Redis environments and adapt its behavior accordingly, either by:
Relying on default configurations.
Using alternative methods allowed by the provider, such as environment variables or parameters available via the cloud provider’s interface.
Steps to Reproduce:
Deploy OpenPanel using a cloud-managed Redis instance (e.g., AWS Elasticache, GCP Memorystore, etc.).
Observe failures when the program attempts to run CONFIG commands.
Suggested Solution:
Modify OpenPanel to avoid direct use of Redis CONFIG commands in environments where it is restricted.
Implement conditional checks for cloud-managed Redis instances and utilize alternative configuration strategies.
Environment:
Cloud Provider: GCP
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Description:
We are facing an issue with Redis configuration in our cloud-managed Redis instance. As per the cloud provider's restrictions, Redis
CONFIG
commands cannot be executed. This limitation prevents us from manually editing or overriding the configuration settings.Problem:
OpenPanel attempts to manually modify Redis configuration using the
CONFIG
command. However, in a cloud-managed Redis environment, this is not supported due to security and stability reasons imposed by the provider. As a result, the system is encountering failures when trying to apply the configuration.Expected Behavior:
CONFIG
commands.Steps to Reproduce:
CONFIG
commands.Suggested Solution:
CONFIG
commands in environments where it is restricted.Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: