

RS34009 - Updated the modules loading procedure for clusters with FIPS compliance enabled.RS31190 - Fixed a bug that causes databases with OSS Cluster API enabled to override the ‘preferred IP type’ attribute from ‘external’ to ‘internal’ (the default value).RS26448 - Fixed ‘ram overhead’ metric calculation for ROF databases using AOF.RS39121, RS35335 - Optimized the XREAD and XREADGROUP commands so when using them in a non blocking fashion (without BLOCK keyword) they use the shared connection instead of a dedicated connection.expired_objects shows the rate of keys expired in DB (expirations/sec).Īdded the ability to customize the welcome message on the login page in the admin console console.no_of_expires shows the current number of volatile keys in the database.

You can access this metric from the REST API: header 'content-type: application/json' \Īdded no_of_expires metrics for database metrics and for shard metrics. The crdb-cli tool was updated so it is now displaying the Active-Active database’s featureset version and the protocol version per instance. To connect to an S3-compatible storage location, run: rladmin cluster config s3_url The storage service must have a valid SSL certificate. Configuration for backup location and for import and export locations of RDB files is possible. Additional capabilitiesĪdded the ability to configure a storage service that uses the S3 protocol.
#MATRIX 6.0 SOFTWARE UPGRADE#
To use the updated modules with a database, you must upgrade the module on the database.

RS 6.0 adds support for Redis Streams on Active-Active geo-distributed databases using conflict-free replicated data type (CRDT).
#MATRIX 6.0 SOFTWARE SOFTWARE#
Using roles minimizes the overhead involved in managing a cluster with many databases, multiple users, and various access control lists.įor more information, check out the Redis Enterprise Software user management documentation. RS 6.0 leverages Redis ACLs to implement role-based access control that easily scale and manage data access permissions. In Redis Enterprise Software, Redis ACLs are managed for the databases at the cluster.įor more information, check out the Redis Enterprise Software user management documentation. In OSS Redis, the ACLs are managed separately per user for each database. Access control list (ACL)īased on OSS Redis 6, RS 6.0 offers the ability to manage and control connections to your databases using users and their data access permissions in terms of commands they can execute and keys they can access. RS 6.0 bundles latest open source Redis 6.įor more information, check out the Diving into Redis 6 article.
