Important note
This deploys KeyDB without append-only file and RDB persistence. The data stored in-memory will be lost if instances reboot.
This KeyDB app is ideal for small, cost-conscious applications that don't require on-disk persistence. It's perfect for use cases like rate limiting, session storage, and data caching that don't require durability between reboots.
In contrast to Valkey and Redis, KeyDB is multithreaded database and will outperform Redis on a per-node basis.
Getting started
To use your KeyDB app you need to grab two values from the UI: the "Internal service URL" and the value of the "KEYDB_PASSWORD" variable.
The internal service URL is available on your component overview. In the example below, you would use keydb.fiber-server-production.internal
as your host in a Redis-compatible client and set the port option to 6379
.
The KEYDB_PASSWORD
variable can be read in your component's "Secrets and variables" dashboard.
Advanced configuration
The Bitnami KeyDB image allows you to configure a ton of settings via environment variables. Support variables can be found here.