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  1. As a developer, I want to be able to use Aiven's Dragonfly together with BullMQ which is a popular message queue library for NodeJS. They are not compatible today as BullMQ requires additional configuration flags to be set up for Dragonfly. BullMQ does work with Redis (and apparently Valkey) but Dragonfly compatibility isn't working out-of-the-box. Aiven could add these configuration flags to the Console UI to allow better compability with tools developed for the Redis ecosystem.

    This is also well documented on the Dragonfly website: https://www.dragonflydb.io/docs/integrations/bullmq

    1 vote

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  2. With Redis, it is generally possible to add a new password for a user without immediately invaliding the old one.

    This makes it much easier to manage password rotation without incurring downtime.

    Aiven for Caching blocks access to the ACL commands, and the UI, API, CLI only allow for resetting the current password.

    The admin interfaces for Caching should allow to Add Password and Remove Password

    2 votes

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  3. As a Database Reliability Engineer, I would like to be able to use commands such as ACL or Monitor when investigating some operational and performance issues and be able to check the documentation to find out which commands are available.

    1 vote

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    Shelved  ·  Jonah Kowall responded

    These commands are blocked so that Aiven can control the service and keep it secure and available. We provide a subset of these commands to control ACLs. We also do not expose the monitor command since it will block the server completely due to the performance overhead. This is something we are improving in our documentation (which commands are specifically blocked). Look for a new documentation page to be published this month with additional details.

  4. As an devops engineers
    I want to store extensive amount of data on Redis but only need part of them to be on memory
    so that I can still utilize the low-latency nature of Redis but also be able to retain as much data as I can without pay the cost for unnecessary memory.
    In addition, i also want to be able to move data around different tiers

    12 votes

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  5. As a database operator, devOps engineer
    I want to be able to control the Redis major version that my Redis is running
    so that I can be more proactive when it comes to major version upgrade and prepare the necessary preparation for that

    1 vote

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  6. As a Redis developer,
    I want to be able to run certain search queries (full text search for example) in my Redis clusters
    In order to extract information from Redis as quick as possible and use Redis for various use cases

    9 votes

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  7. As a Redis developer,
    I want to make a replica clusters to my current Redis clusters,
    In order to improve on my disaster recovery strategies and reduce the "read latency" since my read request will be routed to the Redis cluster that has a closest geographically location

    14 votes

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  8. As a Redis developer/admin,
    I want to schedule my back up to happen at a specific time
    In order to plan ahead and create a fork that has a latest data

    6 votes

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  9. As a devops engineer/admin,
    I want to run both read/write request to the Redis clusters that locates closest geographically region
    So that I can reduce the latency and improve the experience of my end-user

    20 votes

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  10. As the founder and product-owner, I am leveraging the Redisson client to establish a connection to the Redis servers. Unfortunately, Aiven has yet to incorporate the CA certificate. We ensure our connections are made via the Redisson client, which necessitates end-to-end encryption. To facilitate this, we require the CA certificate, either supplied by Aiven or a custom CA, during the use of the Redisson client as found on redisson.org and redisson.pro. According to the configuration guide on Github, this procedure guarantees that all traffic is consistently encrypted from one end to another. This feature is essential for us to deliver…

    1 vote

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  11. As user with a large workload and infrastructure,
    I want to have a managed in memory database service, that scales beyond the current limits of open source Redis,
    so that I can migrate my larger workloads to an Aiven managed service.

    8 votes

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  12. As a developer using Aiven for Redis,
    I would like to have support for the JSON data type,
    so that I can store, update, and retrieve JSON values in an Aiven for Redis database, similar to any other data types.

    19 votes

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