Redis
Redis is on the roadmap. Agents will read keys and values, check TTLs and memory usage, and answer questions about what is cached and why something looks stale — while writing keys, expiring them or flushing anything is destructive-tier and needs your approval.
What your agents can do with Redis
- Read keys, values and TTLs
- Inspect memory usage and key patterns
- Set or expire keys (with approval)
- Report on cache hit patterns
How to connect Redis to Velaris
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Get early access
Join the waitlist — we open access in waves.
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Request Redis
Vote for the Redis connector in the community.
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Get notified
We'll ping you the moment Redis goes live.
Popular ways to use it
Redis + Velaris — common questions
Can an agent run FLUSHALL or delete keys?
Never automatically. DEL, EXPIRE and any FLUSH command are destructive-tier — the agent shows the exact keys and command, and it runs only after you approve.
Will scanning keys block my Redis instance?
Agents use SCAN with a cursor rather than KEYS, so reads stay incremental. Point the connection at a replica if you want production fully insulated.
Can Velaris tell me why a cached value is stale?
Yes — an agent can read the key and its TTL, compare it against the source record in your database, and explain where the two diverged.