New redis docker??
did they change their redis docker for creating a redis db? i have a redis service from a couple days ago and when i made a new one they seem to be 2 different things. both were created by clicking "New" -> Database -> Redis
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perf is same, both the plugin and service versions get the same cpu and ram your plan allows for.
you can now access the database over the private network.
the volumes the database services get are limited to what your plan allows for.
tcp proxying is used to access the database publicly....
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930c3873-eb24-4d8b-a449-d9bfd8bfe599yes they did
930c3873-eb24-4d8b-a449-d9bfd8bfe599
this is databases v2, they are just services and volumes
got it ok, performance and networking all the same?
or is there any reason i would need to migrate from the old one to the new one
Solution
perf is same, both the plugin and service versions get the same cpu and ram your plan allows for.
you can now access the database over the private network.
the volumes the database services get are limited to what your plan allows for.
tcp proxying is used to access the database publicly.
dope ty
no problem 🙂