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#### Named configurations
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If your queues connect to multiple different Redis instances, you can use a technique called **named configurations**. This feature allows you to register several configurations under specified keys, which then you can refer to in the queue options.
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If your queues connect to multiple Redis instances, you can use a technique called **named configurations**. This feature allows you to register several configurations under specified keys, which then you can refer to in the queue options.
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For example, assuming that you have an additional Redis instance (apart from the default one) used by a few queues registered in your application, you can register its configuration as follows:
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