Configure Redis Cluster for distributed caching

Version: 10.2

You can change the configuration of an existing Sitecore XC deployment to use your Redis Cluster to scale distributed caching. The default Sitecore XC deployment uses stand-alone Redis.

Configure Commerce Engine caching to use Redis Cluster

To change Commerce Engine caching configuration to use Redis Cluster:

  • In the config.json file of the Commerce Engine instance running the Authoring service, for example inetpub\wwwroot\CommerceAuthoring_Sc\wwwroot\config.json, in the "Caching" section, under "Redis", and then under "Options", update the "Configurations" property with the appropriate connection string.

    Note

    The connection string does not specify a database. Redis Cluster only supports one database, and uses database 0 by default.

    For example:

    RequestResponse
    "Caching":  
           ...
               "Redis":  {
                          ...
                             "Options":  {
                                           "Configuration":  "<YOUR_REDIS_CLUSTER:PORT>",
                                           "instanceName:  "Redis"
    

Configure CE Connect caching to use Redis Cluster

To change CE Connect caching configuration to use Redis Cluster:

  • In the inetpub\wwwroot\<storefront>\App_Config\Include\Y.Commerce.Engine\Sitecore.Commerce.Engine.Connect.config file, in the Redis options configuration section, update the <configuration> settings with the appropriate connection string.

    Note

    You must remove the defaultDatabase=1 from the configuration. Redis Cluster only supports one database, and uses database 0 by default.

    For example:

    RequestResponse
    <redis type="Sitecore.Commerce.Engine.Connect.RedisCacheSettings, Sitecore.Commerce.Engine.Connect.Caching">
              ...
               <options type="Sitecore.Commerce.Engine.Connect.CommerceRedisCacheOptions, Sitecore.Commerce.Engine.Connect.Caching">
                <configuration>YOUR_REDIS_CLUSTER,allowAdmin=true,syncTimeout=3600000</configuration>
                <instanceName>Redis</instanceName>
              </options>
            </redis>
    

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