valkey
10 pagesCreate a Valkey instance explicitly (legacy)
We recommend creating your Valkey instances in their own workflow for more control over configuration, especially if you intend for multiple applications using the same Valkey instance, or if you…
Create Valkey
This guide will show you how to create a Valkey instance for your team using Nais Console. Creating the Valkey instance will take a few minutes. The Status column will show you the current state.
Create Valkey with GitHub Actions
Create .nais/valkey.yaml: Change the name and configuration for your needs. See the complete generated example and Valkey manifest reference.
Delete Valkey
This page guides you through the steps required to delete a Valkey instance. Ensure that all references to the Valkey instance are removed from your workload manifests:
Migrate Valkey management to Nais Console
This guide will help you migrate an existing Valkey instance to instead be managed via Nais Console.
Nais Valkey example YAML
This is a complete example of a Valkey resource. For an in-depth explanation of each field, head over to the reference documentation.
Nais Valkey reference
This document describes all possible configuration values in the Valkey spec. Databases defines the number of logical databases for the Valkey instance. The default is 16.
Use Valkey in your workload
This guide will show you how to connect your workload to a previously created Valkey instance. In your workload manifest, add the following lines to reference the Valkey instance:
Valkey
Valkey is a key value database that is used for storing and querying data. It is a good choice for storing data that is not relational in nature and often used for caching.
Valkey reference
The spec.valkey field takes a list of records of two fields, instance and access: For details, see the manifest reference for your workload type: