Documentation for Redis credentials. Use these credentials to authenticate Redis in n8n, a workflow automation platform.

Redis credentials

You can use these credentials to authenticate the following nodes:

Supported authentication methods

Refer to Redis's developer documentation for more information about the service.

You'll need a user account on a Redis server and:

To configure this credential:

Enter your user account Password.
Enter the Host name of the Redis server. The default is localhost.
Enter the Port number the connection should use. The default is 6379.
- This number should match the tcp_port listed when you run the INFO command.
Enter the Database Number. The default is 0.
If the connection should use SSL, turn on the SSL toggle. If this toggle is off, the connection uses TCP only.
If you enable SSL, you have the option to disable TLS verification. Toggle to use self-signed certificates. WARNING: This makes the connection less secure.

You can use these credentials to authenticate the following nodes:

Refer to Redis's developer documentation for more information about the service.

You'll need a user account on a Redis server and:

To configure this credential:

Enter your user account Password.
Enter the Host name of the Redis server. The default is localhost.
Enter the Port number the connection should use. The default is 6379.
- This number should match the tcp_port listed when you run the INFO command.
Enter the Database Number. The default is 0.
If the connection should use SSL, turn on the SSL toggle. If this toggle is off, the connection uses TCP only.
If you enable SSL, you have the option to disable TLS verification. Toggle to use self-signed certificates. WARNING: This makes the connection less secure.