Connection Modes
GeminiDB Redis API is compatible with open-source Redis and allows traffic from applications using different types of SDKs. It can also be accessed through Data Admin Service (DAS), private networks, and public networks.
Figure 1 shows the process of connecting to a GeminiDB Redis instance.
Method |
Scenario |
Default Port |
Description |
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DAS |
You can connect to a GeminiDB Redis instance using a web-based console client. |
- |
- |
Private network |
You can connect to a GeminiDB Redis instance through a private IP address, private domain name, or load balancer address. This method is suitable when your application is deployed on an ECS that is in the same region and VPC as your instance. |
6379 |
|
Public network |
You can connect to a GeminiDB Redis instance through a public domain name or an EIP. This method is suitable when an instance cannot be accessed over a private network. You can connect to the instance from an ECS using a public domain name or an EIP. |
6379 |
|
Client connection |
You can connect to a GeminiDB Redis instance using different code. For details, see Connecting to an Instance Through a Client Using Code. |
6379 |
- |
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