redislabs/redis-connect repository overview

⁠About

This is a Docker image for Redis Connect⁠. The base OS for the image is azul/zulu-openjdk-alpine:17 with a Redis Connect Version 0.10.8.1.

⁠Supported Tags

• 0.10.8.1, latest
• 0.10.7.1
• 0.10.6.1
• 0.10.5.1
• 0.10.4.1
• 0.10.3.5
• 0.10.2.5
• 0.10.1.5
• 0.10.0.5
• 0.9.4.5 [DEPRECATED]
• 0.9.3.5 [DEPRECATED]
• 0.9.2.4 [DEPRECATED]
• 0.9.1.4 [DEPRECATED]
• 0.9.0-4 [DEPRECATED]

⁠Quick Reference

Redis Connect Documentation⁠

⁠What is Redis Connect?

Redis Connect 🚀 is a distributed platform that enables real-time event streaming, transformation, and propagation of changed-data events from heterogeneous data platforms to multi-model Redis Enterprise⁠ and Azure Cache for Redis⁠.

⁠Prerequisites

Install Docker⁠

⁠Supported Platforms

Container technology provides the freedom to run environments independently of the host operating system.

⁠How to Use This Image

⁠Run a standalone docker container:

You can use docker run. Follow any of the end to end examples from GitHub repo e.g. DB2⁠, Files⁠, Gemfire⁠, MongoDB⁠, MySQL⁠, Oracle⁠, PostgreSQL⁠, Splunk (HEC)⁠, SQL Server⁠ and Vertica⁠.
In the following example, redislabs/redis-connect is the container image you pulled:

docker run \
-it --rm \
--name redis-connect \
-v $(pwd)/config:/opt/redislabs/redis-connect/config \
--net host \
redislabs/redis-connect

In the previous command:

• redis-connect is the name of the container.
• config is a Docker volume.

⁠License:

Redis Connect is closed source and requires a Redis Enterprise Commercial License from Redis Ltd.
https://redis.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/redis-enterprise-software-subscription-agreement.pdf⁠