Redis support for Plesk for Linux out-of-the-box
Add Redis support for Plesk for Linux so we can manage it directly via Plesk GUI
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Ahmed Zeidan commented
Looking forward to this integration with plesk, Redis is very important to any wordpress website.
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Light Touch Technologies commented
I think that Redis should have integration into Plesk as opposed to 3rd party. Redis is very a much important aspect to have with any Plesk server. Please make it so that Redis is supported by Plesk. Thanks.
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Sokratis Petridis (psdesigner) commented
Please enable this its very important
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Heimdall Nordic
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Please enable this. Our clients need this for the hosting environment to work 360. Emails are failing constantly.. as you suggested, we need to switch Amavis from BerkeleyDB to Redis as a workaround to the 3rd-party BDB minor bug...
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Dennis Lutz
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+1
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George Oustas commented
It would be a major advandage
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eightynn
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+1
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Kris
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Implement Redis, please.
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Konstantin Stefan Lindner
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Please implement this in plesk
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Daniel
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@igorG Can you please provide an update? The DirectAdmin Pro pack contains this feature (See https://docs.directadmin.com/getting-started/pro-pack/overview.html#introducing-the-directadmin-pro-pack) and cPanel has a plugin for this (see https://www.unixy.net/redis/). In other words, Plesk is behind the competition.
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Eroan
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Redis via docker is complicated, we need accessible options.
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Rafael
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Hello Igor,
users want to use redis like other services implemented in Plesk. Docker is an extra overhead and in some constellation it´s usage is not possible (with Virtuozzo Containers) -
Anonymous
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Yes! Please. Would be awesome!
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Yusran
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Our users need redis
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Anonymous
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Docker Redis can work too. But for non expert user its good to have Redis option like built-in mysql server.
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Daniel
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@igorG We would like to run a separate Redis instance for every user (when selected in the feature set) with the memory limitation per user. The problem with having a Docker instance, is that the Redis instance is accessible by anyone and therefore not usable for a shared hosting environment since it is not secure.
Furthermore, we cannot set memory limits per user in Docker and Docker does not work with CloudLinux.