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May 02, 2023

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v2.2.1 released!

 

We are very excited to bring you another release for our Redis Lucee Extension. This release contains bug fixes for Redis Cluster Cache connections and also includes environmental support for activation arguments ( Hooray! No more property files! ). Read more about configuring your extension through the environment variables in our docs. We have also added support for cluster cache password authentication, as well as configuration options for read timeouts and connection pool sizing. Below is an example cfConfig cache definition:

"caches" : {
    "rediscluster":{
        "class":"ortus.extension.cache.redis.RedisClusterCache",
        "custom":{
            "hosts":"redis1.mycluster,redis2.mycluster,redis3.mycluster",
            "keyprefix":"lucee-cluster",
            "port":"6379",
            "password" : "my53cur3Pa55!",
            "timeout" : 20000,
            "readTimeout" : 20000,
            "maxAttempts" : 5,
            "maxConnections" : 50
        },
        "readOnly":"false",
        "storage":"true"
    }
}

Read our release history and changelog here: What's New With 2.0.0!

Read the full documentation here: Ortus Redis Cache Extension Documentation

 

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