Platform · Redis
Sessions, caches, rate limits and job queues need somewhere fast to live. If your repository uses Redis, the agent provisions a private instance, connects it and injects the URL — and keeps an eye on memory and eviction after launch.
ioredis, redis-py, go-redis, Sidekiq, BullMQ, Celery brokers and session stores are recognised automatically.
No public endpoint. Reachable only from your app servers; local access through the CLI.
Cache-only usage runs in memory. Queue and session usage enable persistence so a restart doesn't drop work.
The agent tracks used memory, hit rate and evictions and recommends resizing before the cache stops helping.
When Redis backs a queue, the agent watches consumer lag and worker health together — a stalled worker is an incident.
On-demand snapshots via shipsanely redis backup, and automatic ones when persistence is enabled.
shipsanely redis cliThe agent reads how Redis is used, not just that it is used. A cache-only setup is tuned for speed and allowed to evict. A queue or session store is given persistence and stricter memory limits. If usage changes in a later commit, the configuration follows.
Early access is open for a limited number of teams. Tell us about your stack and we will reply with next steps.