Apps Starter
- 1 vCPU
- 1 GB RAM
- 20 GB Disk
- 2 Apps
- 1 Databases
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Redis is an in-memory store for caching, sessions, rate limiting and job queues. Install it with one click, hosted in Noida with HTTPS built in.
Redis is a memory-resident data store, commonly used for caching, session storage, rate limiting and background job queues. On our app hosting platform, it runs as a private service on your own app server.
Install Redis — View our hosting plans
Redis requires the Starter plan or above. Current plans and prices are shown on this page, billed monthly before GST. This plan includes HTTPS, the option to use your own domain name, along with a GST invoice for billing, and your server is hosted in our Noida data centre.
Once installed, Redis starts running and an internal URL is displayed. Use this as the REDIS_URL value in your application, then redeploy. This internal address can only be reached by other apps running on that server.
The Starter plan provides 1 vCPU and 1 GB of RAM, with 20 GB storage, for up to 2 apps, letting you run Redis right beside your own application code on that same machine. Billing is monthly, with prices shown before 18% GST.
Install Redis
Use Redis only as a cache or queue, never as the single copy of data you cannot afford to lose. Keep your primary data in PostgreSQL instead.
Pick an app from our catalogue, choose which app server to deploy it on, then select Install. It receives its own HTTPS-enabled address, generates and displays its passwords once, and becomes active within a couple of minutes.
Yes, on paid plans. Add your domain through the panel, create a CNAME record pointing to the given address, and the SSL certificate gets issued and renewed for you automatically.
Your app runs on our servers in our Noida data centre, on our own network, protected by Cloudflare Magic Transit against DDoS attacks. Paid plans run on a dedicated private virtual machine, and your data remains within India.
Outbound SMTP ports are blocked on app hosting to prevent spam abuse. Use an email API provider instead, such as Resend, Postmark, SES or Brevo, connecting over HTTPS.
Tell us what you plan to run and we will suggest the right setup.