Azure Redis Documentation

There are two fully managed Redis services on Azure - Azure Managed Redis and Azure Cache for Redis. Either service can be used as a data cache, session store, or messaging broker that provides high throughput and low-latency access to data for applications. Azure Managed Redis is the latest offering and provides higher performance and more advanced features. It can be used for more 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 from any application on Azure. For information about Azure Cache for Redis, see the links on this page.

• Azure 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
      • Java app with JCache
      • 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
    • Connect to cache using Private Link
    • Security controls by Azure Policy
    • Security baseline
  • Cache management
    • Configure in Azure portal
    • Import/Export data
    • Configure disk encryption
    • 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
    • Vector similarity search
    • Semantic caching
  • 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