@@ -122,43 +122,5 @@ deployments:
122122 basic_auth :
" [email protected] :password123" 123123 # Can also use environment variables: basic_auth: "${REDIS_ENTERPRISE_AUTH}"
124124
125- # Example 4: Redis Sentinel
126- - id : " redis-sentinel-1"
127- name : " Sentinel Deployment"
128- type : " SENTINEL"
129-
130- # For Sentinel, specify the sentinel nodes
131- redis_urls :
132- - " redis://sentinel-1.example.com:26379"
133- - " redis://sentinel-2.example.com:26379"
134- - " redis://sentinel-3.example.com:26379"
135-
136- # Enable auto-discovery to find master and replica nodes
137- auto_discover : true
138-
139- # Example 5: Redis Cloud
140- - id : " redis-cloud-1"
141- name : " Redis Cloud"
142- type : " CLOUD"
143- redis_url : " redis://redis-cloud.example.com:6379"
144-
145- # REST API configuration for Redis Cloud
146- rest_api :
147- host : " api.redislabs.com"
148- port : 443
149-
150- # Credentials configuration
151- credentials :
152- # Redis authentication (applied to all redis_urls without auth)
153- redis :
154- username : " default"
155- password : " redis_cloud_password"
156- # Can also use environment variables: password: "${REDIS_CLOUD_PASSWORD}"
157-
158- # Cloud REST API authentication
159- cloud_api :
160- account_key : " your_account_key" # Maps to x-api-key header
161- user_key : " your_user_key" # Maps to x-api-secret-key header
162- # Can also use environment variables:
163- # account_key: "${REDIS_CLOUD_ACCOUNT_KEY}"
164- # user_key: "${REDIS_CLOUD_USER_KEY}"
125+ # NOTE: SENTINEL and CLOUD types are not currently supported
126+ # Supported types: STANDALONE, ENTERPRISE, CLUSTER
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