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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -19,18 +19,15 @@ If you want to connect to redis-server with SSL you need to enable SSL on the se
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<img src =" http://redisdesktop.com/docs/rdm_ssl.png " height =" 300 " />
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- ### Windows Azure Redis Cache
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- 1 . Copy Primary key from Azure Portal to AUTH field on first tab
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- 2 . Also Copy SSL port to Port field on first tab
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- 3 . Retrieve current Azure public key and save in azure.pem file:
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- ``` openssl x509 -in <(openssl s_client -connect YOUR_SERVER:YOUR_SSL_PORT -prexit 2>/dev/null) ```
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+ ### Windows Azure Redis Cache < br /> < img src = " https://azure.microsoft.com/svghandler/redis-cache/?width=600&height=315 " height = " 100 " />
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- * NOTE for Windows users:* The easiest way to run this command in Windows - MSYS2
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+ 1 . Create connection with all requested information
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+ <br /> <img src =" https://redisdesktop.com/static/docs/rdm_ssl_azure.png " height =" 300 " />
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+ 2 . Make sure that "Use SSL Protocol" checkbox is enabled
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+ 3 . Your Azure Redis connection is ready to use
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- 4 Provide path to azure.pem file on SSL tab in Public key field
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- ### Redis Labs
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+ ### Redis Labs <br /> <img src =" https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/75/Redis_Labs_Logo.png " height =" 75 " />
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To connect Redis Labs instance with SSL/TLS encryption do following steps:
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1 . Make sure that SSL is enabled for your Redis instance in Redis Labs dashboard.
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