Valkey hosting Redis-compatible, ready in a minute.
Add a Valkey to your project as a cache, or for queues and sessions, and attach it to your apps. Anything that speaks Redis speaks Valkey: Laravel, Sidekiq, Celery, BullMQ and every Redis library.
- VersionValkey 9.2
- KindsCache, or queues and sessions
- Reached byYour project's apps, and your tools if you allow
- Priced byWhat it uses
A cache, or queues and sessions.
You choose once, when you add it, because the two need opposite things.
A cache
When it's full, the least used keys go, and nothing is kept on disk. Laravel gets CACHE_STORE and CACHE_DRIVER.
Queues and sessions
No key is ever dropped, every write is saved, and you're told at 80% of its memory. Laravel gets QUEUE_CONNECTION and SESSION_DRIVER.
From 64 MB
Set its memory and processor limits with sliders, and raise them whenever it needs more.
Nothing to type, so nothing to type wrong.
Attach it to an app, and the app gets REDIS_HOST, REDIS_PORT, REDIS_PASSWORD and REDIS_URL. The app redeploys with them, without downtime.
Private to your project
Only your own project's apps reach it, at a name of its own like queue.duka.internal, until you switch on connections from outside.
A strong password
We make it, keep it encrypted, and it never appears in a log.
Its numbers
Memory, processor and connections, every minute, on its page.
One version, kept current.
Valkey 9.2, with new builds offered when they're out.
- Valkey 9.2Recommended
A Valkey, priced in the open.
Say a Valkey for queues holds 0.1 GB of memory and uses 1% of a processor, all month. You pay for that use, hour by hour, from your wallet.