RedisGreen Changelog
Redis 7.0.2, a minor patch release, is available now.
The major change in this release is a fix to a problem from the initial release
of 7.0, where the SET command was incorrectly marked as “movablekeys”, causing
extra traffic for that command in cluster clients.
Since its release in late April we have seen increasing adoption of Redis 7.0 across our platform. It is now the default version for new RedisGreen databases, and our current recommendation.
If you’re running an older version on RedisGreen, upgrading is a zero-downtime process through the Settings menu.
Redis 7.0.1, the first patch release for Redis 7, was released today.
The new version includes many changes, but we expect only improvements to stability and performance for RedisGreen customers. Version 7.0.1 has started rolling out as the new default to all customers on the 7.x branch today.
For more details, check the release notes.
Congratulations to the Redis community on the launch of Redis 7.0!
A few highlights:
You can read more in the release notes.
Redis 7.0 is supported on the RedisGreen platform. You can build new databases using this version, or upgrade any Redis 6.2 database with no downtime.
Want to give the new release a try? Use RedisGreen to build a new Redis server now
Redis version 6.2.7 is now available.
This new patch was released to address a security concern that RedisGreen users are protected against.
The new version also fixes a couple of edge cases in LPOP/RPOP return results
for empty or non-existing lists.
See the full release notes below for more details.
Redis versions 6.2.6, 6.0.16 and 5.0.14 are now available.
These new patch releases include security fixes that have already been applied to all RedisGreen databases.
Release 6.2.6’s bugfixes include minor changes to the behavior of GEO* STORE
and PUBSUB NUMPAT - see the release notes below for details.
RedisMonitor now supports TLS connections for all hosting services.
Add a rediss URL when signing up or click the “TLS Enabled” checkbox to connect to your Redis
service using TLS.
Since its inclusion in open source Redis version 6.0, Redis-over-TLS is slowly becoming standard among Redis service providers - an advance we’re very happy to see!
Role-based access controls for teams are now enabled at no charge for all customers as part of RedisGreen’s commitment to security.
When adding users to your RedisGreen team, you can assign them a role giving them only the capabilities they need.
Redis versions 6.2.5, 6.0.15 and 5.0.13 are now available.
These new patch releases contain bugfixes and a security patch that does not affect RedisGreen.
Redis 6.2.4 and 6.0.14 were released today, including new security fixes.
These patches were applied to all 6.2 and 6.0 databases.