Azure Managed Redis Documentation

Azure Managed Redis is a managed service that can be used as a data cache, session store, or messaging broker that provides high throughput and low-latency. It provides secure and reliable caching for use with your cloud architecture. Use Azure Managed Redis for applications such as storing embeddings vectors and as a semantic cache. These tutorials, API references, and other documentation show you how to use Azure Managed Redis. For information about Azure Cache for Redis, see the links on this page.

• Azure Managed Redis Documentation
• Get started
  • What's new
  • Quickstarts
    • Create a cache
      • Create an Azure Managed Redis instance
      • Create and manage with Azure PowerShell
      • Create and manage with Azure CLI
      • Create Redis cache - Bicep
      • Create Redis cache - ARM template
    • Use a cache
      • ASP.NET app
      • ASP.NET Core app
      • .NET Core app
      • .NET app
      • Java app
      • Node.js app
      • Python app
      • Go app
• Azure Managed Redis
  • About Azure Managed Redis
  • Deploy and configure
    • Upgrade to a new version
    • Save with reservations
    • Planning FAQs
    • Redis modules
    • Common caching patterns
    • Azure Managed Redis architecture
    • Create and manage with Azure PowerShell
    • Create and manage a cache with Azure CLI
  • Development and client libraries
    • Development FAQs
    • Client libraries best practices
    • Development best practice
    • Memory management best practice
    • Performance testing best practice
    • Vector Search
    • Connection resilience best practices
  • Logs and monitoring
    • Monitor Cache for Redis
    • Monitor using diagnostic settings
    • List of Redis metrics
  • Scaling and performance
    • Change the size and tier of a cache
    • Development best practices
    • Scaling best practices
    • Server load management best practice
    • Performance testing
    • Kubernetes-hosted client applications best practices
  • Authentication and authorization
    • Microsoft Entra ID for authentication
  • Security and networking
    • Using TLS with a managed cache
    • Configure disk encryption
    • Connect to cache using Private Link
    • Security controls by Azure Policy
    • Security baseline
  • Cache management
    • Configure in Azure portal
    • Import/Export data
    • Scheduled maintenance
    • Configure redis-cli access
    • Management FAQs
    • Azure Functions
  • Resiliency
    • Persist your cache with Redis data persistence
    • Set up active geo-replication
    • Failover and patching
  • Diagnose and troubleshoot
    • Troubleshoot connectivity issues
    • Troubleshoot latency and timeouts
    • Troubleshoot client
    • Troubleshoot Redis server
    • Troubleshoot data loss
    • Troubleshooting FAQs
• Migration
  • Move from Azure Cache for Redis to Azure Managed Redis
  • Migrate to Azure Redis from other caches
• Azure Cache for Redis
  • About Azure Cache for Redis
  • Choosing the right Azure Cache for Redis tier
• Samples
  • Use Azure Functions triggers and bindings
    • Using Azure Functions to create a write-behind cache
  • Use Azure Kubernetes Service with a cache
    • Connect an AKS application to a cache
    • Use active geo-replication with an AKS-hosted application
    • Kubernetes-hosted client applications best practices
  • Artificial Intelligence
    • Vector search concepts
  • ASP.NET
    • Use ASP.NET core output cache
  • Java Spring
    • Use Spring Boot Initializer
• Reference
  • .NET
  • Java
  • Azure PowerShell
  • Azure CLI
  • REST
  • Resource Manager template
  • Redis commands
  • Monitoring data reference
• Resources
  • Azure Redis FAQ
  • Videos
  • [Microsoft Q&A question page](https://learn.microsoft.com/search/?terms=azure managed redis&category=QnA)
  • Pricing