Where is the official "Provision Redis" template?
I'm looking for the repository that is used when you start a new project and click Provision Redis.
I'd like to use it as a reference - I want to use the
I'd like to use it as a reference - I want to use the
redis-json module of redis-stack
I understand that Railway likely doesn't offer this because redis-stack has a restrictive license.
I found the postgres-ssl on the railway-templates github repo (https://github.com/railwayapp-templates/postgres-ssl), which reads
By default, when you deploy Postgres from the offical Postgres template on Railway, the image that is used is built from this repository!So I assumed I'd find something similar for the official Redis template, but no luck Can someone point me to where that repo lives? Thanks!
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the template fragly linked is what you are after, it uses binami's redis docker image, if you wanted the repo you will want to search for bitnami's github
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c226ad7e-0fc5-400d-803f-4f02b3793c26project id = c226ad7e-0fc5-400d-803f-4f02b3793c26
the Github repository that is utilized when you deploy that
I think it says where it's deployed from in the template, doesn't it?
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the template fragly linked is what you are after, it uses binami's redis docker image, if you wanted the repo you will want to search for bitnami's github
interesting. so its different than the Postgres template. OK thank you both
https://github.com/bitnami/containers/blob/main/bitnami/redis/README.md for any future searchers
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haha yes the redis database is different than the postgres database
lol. not what i meant
I know it just sounded funny
this is what I was looking for:
https://discord.com/channels/713503345364697088/1154090266093953065/1154094200548233246
- deploy this template https://railway.app/template/redis
- immediately cancel the build
- remove the pre-existing bitnami redis image from the source settings
- add
redis/redis-stack-server:latest back to the image sourceI was wondering why you wanted the github used to build the redis image
Hi @2little2late, When you do the image swap is the persistence etc working out of the box for you?